How many jobs have you had?

No I had so many different jobs a very moving life Beatburn. I was always looking for a better opportunity and many times I got it. Sometimes it was not the right move. I cannot count how many jobs I had though. Glad you know which job you are having.

I have moved a lot and I have had many different jobs in Denmark and abroad. I have think that I have had between 10 and 15 different jobs. I have worked in nursing homes, home health care, kindergartens, homes for people with special needs etc.

I already had five jobs including this recent one where i am turning 10 . On my very first job , at a bank , i stayed for more than 15 years then resigned and became a housewife for two years then had a job, after 5 months i quit , then another one again for more than 5 months again then stay at home . The latest is this job.

I've had 5 jobs in the 15 years I have started working. I think that is a pretty good number. I mostly stayed in the same type of business - childcare or grocery store business. I know they are both very opposite of each other but that is where I ended up.

Wow.. Seems like some people are quite opportunist and took a chance when they got one. But I really admire Bobby for being with a company for 30 years. That's an amazing dedication. I myself is not really an opportunist. I don't really look out for another job once I got one. For the last 5 years, I had worked for 2 company. The first one was not even last for 2 months, since the first day I worked there, I got a call from another company. The first job I got was from my lecturer and it was a very small organization though the salary was quite decent. But I didn't think that I could learn and grow as I expected, that's why I accept the offer from another company and stay with them for more than 4 years.

I have done a few retail jobs over the years which I have always enjoyed, but it was the online positions that I liked the most. Nothing like working in your pjs. ;)

Hahaha! I have a lot of jobs that I've been to because I like to learn new things and also love to change for the better. I don't like staying in one place for too long unless it's really really good and I really really like the job.

I've had a lot of jobs because I never stay anywhere for very long. The longest I've kept a job is 2 years. Most I've kept around 6 months. I've been at my current job for 5 months and I really like it. Last month I got a raise and I've been given full time status. I'm hoping to stay with this company for awhile and move up the ladder.

I have lost count of all my employers as I have worked through agencies who sometimes send me to firms temping for as little as a single shift, leaving it months before sending me back to the same places. My resume (CV) is very fragmented as a result.

I have only had 3 jobs working outside the home.

I'm self employed now but since I started working in 2006 I've had 3 jobs. I never stayed very long in any of the companies I worked for, whenever I could find a better opportunity (not just in terms of salary but also work-life balance) I would always go for it.

I worked mainly two jobs I was with the first company 30 years. the second was a part time jod after i retired and i worked that lob for 12 years The part time job was mainly for something to do. Part time but averaged about 32 hours a week

I think there is something to be said for job security and stability but I have always looked for better job opportunities in any job.In my last position I stuck it out for years because there was a mortgage and children to take care of and the pay was very good. However in the latter part I got to move up within the company to more gratifying opportunities. So I am glad I stuck it out because they have very good benefits

My wife and I had one and the same company for 32 years after which we availed of the company's early retirement program. We did not go up the ladder though as we refused to take the opportunity to become officers. When one becomes as officer, hr can be transferred from one branch to another away from home and we chose to be with our two daughters and guide and see them grow. Looking back now (as both daughters have now their stable jobs), we believe we made the right choice of foregoing career advancement in favor of family.

I have been working in the same organisation for past many years.

I have experienced two employers only, both in the government sector. I came from the local government unit before I transferred to a national government agency. I haven't experienced working in a private sector though I guess big companies offered higher salaries to their employees than the government sector. Though I am in the government, I am contented with my salary. It's just enough for us.

I have been with my current company for four or so years. I have had around eight or nine jobs. I have stayed the longest at the company I am currently with. Don't plan to leave either as I am in a position that I enjoy.

Now I have only one..