[angelzen]

https://mobilemonkey.com/articles/employee-tenure-in-tech-co...

Here’s How Long Employees Are Staying AT The 10 Biggest Companies in Tech:

  Facebook – 2.02 Years
  Google – 1.90 Years
  Oracle – 1.89 Years
  Apple – 1.85 Years
  Amazon – 1.84 Years
  <...>

[ec109685]

That is misleading. If a company is high growth, their median tenure is going to be low.

[todorus]

The article mentions leaving, suggesting that it does not inlcude employees currently employed

[ec109685]

It's a misleading article and the study was misinterpreted across the industry. For example here, "The average number of years at tech disruptors and titans"

It doesn't say average numbers before employees leave: https://insights.dice.com/2017/08/22/tech-jobs-last-2-years-....

[Grimm1]

I mean I can generally negotiate higher than 20% bump every two years or so going to a new employer, not sure my incentive to stick around longer. My understanding is that’s prevalent throughout the industry