[TechRepublic] Is job-hopping good for your career?

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Is job hopping (of the voluntary kind) good for your career? Is it better for your career to switch jobs every couple of years or to stay put? Read more Resource of the day The Time is Right for Open Source Master Data Management Open source MDM introduces a new approach that reduces the implementation complexity, time-to-value, and cost of mastering data. Learn the latest ways to master data from disparate sources using open source technology in this white paper. New at TechRepublic   Review: VanDyke Software's SecureCRT for Mac Windows administrator Derek Schauland recently acquired his first Mac. Here, he reviews SecureCRT for Mac for managing SSH connections. Read more End the year with a bang and start planning now How do you plan to end the year for your team? What do you have in mind to mark the end of 2010? Here are some tips for doing it right. Read more It's Microsoft Patch Tuesday: November 2010 Justin James gathers the information you need to make the right decision on applying Microsoft's November 2010 patches in your organization. Read more Bandwidth allocation: Common-use or dedicated links? When it comes to provisioning WAN bandwidth, if the legendary inch is given, a mile will be taken. IT pro Rick Vanover weighs pros and cons of dedicated links for certain business services. Read more Video: Five tips for improving Linux security Bill Detwiler shares five tips for improving Linux security, such as not logging in as root and using keyring. Read more The right way to control spacing in a Word table To format a heading row properly and consistently, use table properties, not empty paragraphs. Read more Online content often a victim of plagiarism If you want to increase your web presence for career purposes by writing technical content, be aware that there are lots of people out there who will repost your stuff on their sites without your permission. Read more Featured multimedia   MacBook Air 11-inch: The Mercendes Benz of netbooks The Apple MacBook Air 11-inch has broken new ground for netbooks. See why and learn its one major flaw. View on site Eco-minded Samsung Evergreen--photos A text-messaging slider phone for AT&T, the Samsung Evergreen was also built to offset its own carbon footprint. View on site Today's recommended downloads Best Practices for Deploying Collaborative BI (Tableau Software) How Data Modeling Can Simplify and Support the BI Lifecycle (Sybase) Native Storage Networking Architecture (Quantum) 3 Critical Security Products for the Price of Renewing Antivirus: Free Trial (Shavlik Technologies) Open Source Software in the Public Sector (Talend) Five tips for avoiding false efficiencies Some of your favorite timesaving tricks may actually be slowing you down. Justin James looks at common strategies that hurt productivity and offers some better alternatives. TechRepublic newsletters   Get smartphones news, product reviews, and need-to-know lists in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Smartphones Product Spotlight Five Tips 10 Things Server room galleries Real-world server room nightmares What not to do in a server room Server room cabling nightmare Server room makeover at Westminster College

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