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Is it a good thing to consider applying for a job that you know you won't be able to stand for more than 3 years ?

Posted by Truman Nov 16 '12, 11:43

It's at one of my clients

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I think a lot can change in 3 years, so yes. -- nm - Qale Nov 16, 11:46
Our event planner employees typically last only 2-3 years. -- nm - Max Nov 16, 11:45
Given your current situation, of course. The trick is going to be finding a good lie for where do you see yourself in 5 years question. -- nm - Will Hunting Nov 16, 11:44 6
- Also applying for this job would totally be known to my boss - Truman Nov 16, 11:46 4
  - If you don't like the people and the state of affairs is declining, I don't see how it's really a step in the right direction. - spamlet Nov 16, 11:53 1
    - It's a fancy looking title to have in a resume, all shiny - Truman Nov 16, 11:54
  - that makes it a whole lot trickier. But in my experience, most Boards are unaware of hirings until the deed is done -- nm - Beaker Nov 16, 11:47 1
    - It took this place 8 months to hire a new president - Truman Nov 16, 11:53
- this -- nm - Beaker Nov 16, 11:45

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