2019年12月大学英语四级阅读200篇第80篇：多久跳一下槽比较合

　　2019年12月大学英语四级阅读200篇汇总

　　How Often Should You Switch Jobs

　　With unemployment at a 26-year high as the grinding downturn wears on, many people are being forced into Job changes-if they're lucky enough to find new jobs. But for those still employed and managing their careers, there's a perennial question: How often should you change jobs?

　　During the recent boom, it was common to hear advice that frequent jobs changes were the way to take advantage of the fast-moving economy, maximize personal opportunities and use leverage to get pay raises. Long over were the days of professional loyalty employees to employers, and vice versa when people clocked life-long careers at the same company. The career adviser and blogger Trunk, for example, counseled her readers in 2007 that staying in one job forever is today's recipe for career suicide.

　　"At the beginning of one's career, it is nearly impossible to find something right without trying a bunch of options," Ms. Trunk wrote "After that，you will experience more personal growth from changing jobs frequently than staying in one job for extended periods of time.And if you change jobs frequently you build an adaptable skill set and a wide network which are the keys to being able to find a job whenever you need to."

　　All of that advice might well remain apt today, but the recession has changed the calculus for many workers. Green, a staffing manager at a nonprofit, wrote earlier this year in a guest post on a US News & World Report blog that a clear-eyed assessment of the possible downsides is crucial in changing jobs in this environment.

　　"Obviously, it would be silly to say people should never change jobs in a bad economy," Green wrote. "Maybe you can find your dream job, or a way out of a career sinkhole, or a financial windfall. But if there was ever a time to proceed with some extra caution and not leap rashly, it's now."

　　Indeed, in more recent advice on her blog, Trunk answers the question "How can I change careers without taking a pay cut?" this way: "You cannot change careers without taking a pay cut. It is childish to ask this question. So stop asking it. Instead, live below your means so you are not a slave to your career choice."

　　Ultimately, as with so many aspects of the juggle, it's all about determining what works best for you. For my part, I've worked here at the Journal for about nine year albeit in three different positions. In that time, my wife has had five stints at four organizations. While no situation is perfect, we're both fulfilled and growing professionally.

　　What's your take on the right pace of job or career changes? Have your views changed with the downturn? How often have you switched positions, either within the same company or at different employers?

　　多久跳一下槽较量符合

　　难挨的经济低迷仍在继承，赋闲率到达 26年的高点，在这种环境下，很多人被迫换事情一)假如他们够幸运能找到新事情的话。但对付仍然在职、筹划本身职业生涯的人来说，有一个问题长期弥新多久该换事情?

　　不久前经济繁荣的时候，经常会听到这样的发起，认为频繁跳槽可以从快速成长的经济中获得长处，实现小我私家时机大化，并倍以实现加薪。员工对店主忠心耿耿、一辈子待在同一家公司的时代早已已往，反过来也是一样。举例来说，就业咨询师兼博客作者特伦克在 2007年就给读者提出了忠告一辈子只干一个事情如今就便是就义本身的职业生涯。

　　特伦克写道，一小我私家开始职业生涯时，假如不实验多种选择，险些不行能找到适合本身的事情。在那之后，比起长时间干同一个事情，你在频繁跳槽之中会实现更多的小我私家生长。而假如频繁跳槽，你就能造就适应本领，成立遍及的社会干系，无论你什么时候需要谋事情，这些都是重要的。

　　上述发起此刻大概依然合用，但衰退改变了很多人的小算盘。在一家非营利机构任雇用司理的格林本年早些时候在《美国新闻与世界报导》杂志的一篇客座博客文章中写道，在当前形势下跳槽，对大概的倒霉方面举办清晰的评估至关重要。

　　格林写道，显然，假如说人们在经济形势不佳的时候绝对不应换事情，这就太愚蠢了。或者，你可以找到本身的空想事情，找到一条挣脱职业逆境的出路，或是在薪酬上有意外的收获。不外此刻正是应该分外小心行事，而不是冒进的时候。

　　实际上，特伦克近在博客中提出发起，她答复了这样一个问题我如何才气在不减薪的环境下跳槽?她的答复是你无法既跳槽又不减薪。问这样的问题太幼稚了。所以，别再问这样的问题了。相反，量入为出，这样你就不会成为本身职业选择的仆从。

　　总之，眼忙里忙外的许多方面一样，要害的是要确定对你本身适合的。对我来说，我已经在《华尔街日报》事情了9年阁下，不外是在3个差异的岗亭。期间，我太太在4个机构接受过5个地位。尽量任何事都不是完美的，但我们两个都感想很有成绩感，在职业上也有进步。

　　你认为跳槽的公道频率是几多呢?你的观点有没有跟着经济低迷而改变?你调动岗亭的频率有多高，包罗在同一家公司和差异的公司?

　　句型讲授

　　1.During the recent boom, it was common to hear advice that frequent jobs changes were the way to take advantage of the fast-moving economy,maximize personal opportunities and use leverage to get pay raises.

　　本句是一个复合句，个中 during the recent boom作时间状语。it是形式主语，真正的主语是后头的不定式短语to hear advice。that引导同位语从句，表明说明advice。个中to take advantage of the fast-moving economy, maximize personal opportunities和use leverage to get pay raises三个并列的不定式短语作后置定语修饰the way。

　　语法重点形式主语，同位语从句，不定式短语作定语

　　2.And if you change jobs frequently you build an adaptable skill set and a wide network which are the keys to being able to find a job whenever you need to.

　　本句是一个复合句。主句是you build an adaptable skill set and a wide network。if引导条件状语从句。which引导限制性定语从句，修饰 network。 whenever引导时间状语从句。

　　语法重点条件状语从句，定语从句，时间状语从句

　　2019年12月大学英语四级阅读200篇汇总