Summary
A Reddit post about a woman receiving a mini candy bar as a thank-you for 11 years of service at her job has gone viral. This sparked discussions online about employee recognition and the pros and cons of long-term employment with a single company. Statistics show that workers today generally stay at jobs for a shorter time compared to previous generations.
Key Facts
- A woman received a mini candy bar as a reward for 11 years of service at her company.
- The post gained over 42,000 upvotes on Reddit since October 1.
- The median job tenure for workers is 3.9 years as of January 2024, the lowest since 2002.
- Younger workers, especially those aged 16-24, tend to have shorter job tenures.
- Older workers are more likely to stay with the same employer for 20 years or more.
- Long-term employment can offer stability and promotion opportunities but may lead to limited learning experiences and salary stagnation.
- The woman's partner revealed she does not receive bonuses or a high salary.
