have different views on whether or not 
 should move their work location 
 as switching the job from one to another while others believe that working with the same organization has 
 for the growth of employees and the community. I think that working with the same industry inconsistency will lead to tremendous perks in the future.
On the one hand, some 
 believe 
 who believe that 
 should often change their employer. According to some, 
 should look into the flexibility of themselves as per the convenience of their current lifestyle. 
 to say that if someone will get a higher salary, promotion, and other 
 as compared to the current position, it will ultimately provide 
 to the 
. 
, in 2008, a pair of researchers from Yale University published a study agreeing that the 
 who often switch their job are highly paid 
 of those who have been working in the same jobs for many years. 
, at the present job, it is commonly found that the majority of the 
 tend to provide preference to pay scale due to having heavy expenses and lifestyles.    
, I do not think these kinds of arguments stand up for scrutiny as I think that working with consistency in the firm will lead to incredible results. 
, a 
 who works longer years with the same organization will have more knowledge and expertise in similar skills which will have a direct positive impact on their career. 
, in a piece of recent news, it has mentioned that 60% of the multinational companies shortlist resumes based on years of experience since they want a candidate who is willing to work for the long term. 
, continuing with similar companies will 
 overtly or covertly, support them for retirement 
 because, in many countries, the government has the rule to deposit to the provident funds which eventually, is payable after leaving the company. 
, in 
 a way a 
 will have the profit during his retirement time. On the other side, a firm will have creative and trustworthy staff members with whom it is easy to share internal confidentiality.
In conclusion, there are convincing arguments against both views. 
, I maintain my original position that staying with the same company will provide wider growth to a 
 and community.