This is a short YouTube video ("Should You Stay In Your Job?") featuring Codie Sanchez giving direct career advice about job tenure. Codie explains she typically stayed in jobs ~1.5 years and would leave as soon as a role stopped offering clear opportunities to earn more or to learn more exponentially. Her core rule: don’t remain at a job for decades unless it continues to increase your earnings and learning; leave when progression or pay stops.
I really only stayed in jobs about a year and a half. The second that they told me I couldn't progress anymore or I couldn't have an option to make more money, I left. In my opinion, the young generation does have it right that you should not stay at a job for 20 years unless that job continues to allow you to earn more and to learn more. The second I wasn't earning more, and the second I didn't feel like I could learn more exponentially, I left. You're kind of monkey. Barring both how much you earn and what you can learn to your next position.
