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How a Four-Year Stay Reshapes Your Lifetime Earnings
Episode 3 of Job Hopping with Fexingo examines a surprising data point from the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta's wage tracker: workers who stay at a company for four years earn, on average, 12% more over their next 20 years than those who leave every two years—after controlling for industry and education. Co-hosts Lucas and Luna unpack why tenure-related salary growth compounds, how it affects retirement contributions and promotions, and the one exception when leaving actually pays off. They look at real examples from manufacturing, tech, and healthcare to bust the myth that loyalty…
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