Workers are ‘hugging’ their jobs. There’s a right way and a wrong way to do it

Workers are ‘hugging’ their jobs. There’s a right way and a wrong way to do it


Key Points
  • “Job hugging” is the dynamic in which workers are clinging to their current roles.
  • Hiring and job creation have slowed, meaning job seekers aren’t finding many new opportunities. Some are fearful about a change given labor market and economic uncertainty.
  • Workers who “hug” their jobs should find ways to stand out, and should prepare for the future by expanding their career networks, experts said.



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