Longest you've worked at one company? In one position?

[Anonymous]

Ten years because I'm 61 and wasn't sure I could get another job. I just got a call from a headhunter though! Yay! I'm glad to still be viable.

[Anonymous]

I'm at 6.5 years in current position and was just about to start seriously looking for a new job when my boss (who is retiring next month) promoted me and doubled my salary. New role isn't my dream job or anything but it's a boost I deserve.

[Anonymous]

5 years. But I'm only 34.

[Anonymous]

i'm embarking on year 8. same position, same (general) responsibilities. my title is irrelevant and doesn't begin to describe what i actually do on a day-to-day basis, though. maybe i'll get new business cards printed up, LOL.

[Anonymous]

22 years, same office with basically the same job, different title the last 15 years, different boss. I stay because of the work life balance and can come and go as I please. But I am stuck so even if I wanted to leave, there's probably no where to go and get the same benefits.

[Anonymous]

I've been at my current job 9 years and same position, same boss.

[Anonymous]

18 years. Different positions. Thankfully.
Some have been much better than others.

[Anonymous]

3 years. I don't want to leave at this point; I hate being the new guy.

[Anonymous]

17.6 years and I am dying to leave. I've had 3 different positions. Just updated my CV and have been sending it around, we'll see what happens.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:16 years with the same organization in the same position. Painted myself into a corner and not sure how to leave. Stuck around because I like my work and thought it was best to stay put while having babies rather than jump ship. And now I feel stuck: underpaid, under appreciated, and unsure where to look for something new that won't be more stressful than what I'm already dealing with.

+1 on this -- I am comfortable and the work-life balance is ideal. That's why I don't/won't jump ship. Plus there's a pension.

I have a pension, too. Wonder if we're at the same org?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:16 years with the same organization in the same position. Painted myself into a corner and not sure how to leave. Stuck around because I like my work and thought it was best to stay put while having babies rather than jump ship. And now I feel stuck: underpaid, under appreciated, and unsure where to look for something new that won't be more stressful than what I'm already dealing with.

+1 on this -- I am comfortable and the work-life balance is ideal. That's why I don't/won't jump ship. Plus there's a pension.

I have a pension, too. Wonder if we're at the same org?

New poster. I'm at a downtown multi-lateral. I think if you're there longer than 4 or 5 years you won't be able to get a job elsewhere. They overpay, outlandish benefits, out-dated systems, and insufferable hierarchy and culture.