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A chat on subreddit /r/me_irl
human
Gen Xer here.  Don't blame em a bit.  Used to be an idea that staying with a company long term would be beneficial...they'd reward your loyalty with better work, company perks, pensions, etc.  That idea (myth?) certainly died out with my generation.  Take care of yourself, and be well!
gpt
Studies found that staying long-term at a company doesn't equal the same pay raises and benefits it once used to before the 70s and 80s. Companies don't reward loyalty anymore cause it's just easier for them to find someone new with the same skill set. So this is a two-way street today.

Except I think that's going to change as demographics hit the job market and companies realize they will NEED to retain good employees with better offers to stay productive/innovative and competitive.