Are you in it for the long run?

[bora bora 1]

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[Ron/Sharon 0]

We are both retiring next year, thank god. It has been a long time coming.

Ron

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

I don't know how to answer. I've been with my current employer in two distinct blocks of time, separated by employment elsewhere. All together almost 7 years.

Oh and wife, 1 yr.

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[Jenn! 918]

I'm just over 2.5 years here, no plans to leave any time soon.

Hubby has been with this employer for a few months now.

[tom&tata 2]

Me: been with same company 2 years (but 9 mo as temp).

Husband: been with same company 1.5 years.

[~krakatoa~ 27]

I've been in this company for 9 months. I initially plan to stay here for good but due to some unfortunate circumstances I would have to quit. I got a promotion but I turned it down.

I'm eyeing 2 bigger companies, one of which already gave me positive feedbacks and an "invitation" for a possible transfer. I wish to leave my current employer as soon as I finish my projects with them, which could take a few more months. I plan to, at least, stay until I have a year of experience.

Fortunately, my USC husband has been with his employer for 10 years.

[Donna A 4]

ive been at delphi 15 years but on monday i will start at general motors. my delphi time will continue with me since delphi used to belong to general motors so we are able to flow back to gm and keep our time toward retirement. im half way there!!!!

[Kazan' Tiger 1]

IMHO, A job is only a job. It is solely a means to create income. If a better opportunity comes along, I would not hesitate to switch. I have had well over 20 jobs in my life. I don't look at an employer in the same light as family and marriage. I have never received a kick out of any job I've had. I give my employer my time and when I leave, for the day, I leave and don't think about them again until the next time I report in. I don't want work friends and don't want to socialize with colleagues outside of work.

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

IMHO, A job is only a job. It is solely a means to create income. If a better opportunity comes along, I would not hesitate to switch. I have had well over 20 jobs in my life. I don't look at an employer in the same light as family and marriage. I have never received a kick out of any job I've had. I give my employer my time and when I leave, for the day, I leave and don't think about them again until the next time I report in. I don't want work friends and don't want to socialize with colleagues outside of work.

Just curious, but what do you do for a living?

[Gallowglass 0]

My current job - 6 years (2002 - present)

Previous job - 2 years - (2000- early 2002)

Before that - 8 years (late 1992 - early 2000). Same job.

[Trompe le Monde 1,107]

I have been with current employer 3 years, previous employer 6. Hubs is freelance

I feel no loyalty to my company only to certain individuals within it

[Ms. Squirrel 11]

I have been working with my current employer for almost 2 years now (2 years on August 1st). The longest I have ever been with a company - usually I get bored after 1 1/2 and look for a new challenge.

[bora bora 1]

Next school year (in the fall) I'll be starting my 4th year at that school so I voted 4-6 . I also do freelance work and I just completed one year with that. Hubby has been at his job for four months. Neither one of us has any plans to change jobs now, but may do so next year.

[KarenCee 3]

Me: Been in education for 13 years...will start my 14th year in August. Looks like I'm gonna have to stay...

Hub: Been with Georgia DNR for over a year now...almost a year and a half. He's looking...

[Sinergy 3]

hmmm been here 2 yrs now, hubby is joined the Coast Guard, so i wont be here once we move (thank God)