A Mademoiselle survey shows a vast majority of women holding two to four jobs in their first 12 working years, usually moving on for higher salaries. But before you start quitting willy-nilly, listen to the pros. In many cases, it depends on your field, according to Steinfeld. She says in certain technology and computer specialties, moving around a lot is considered routine. But the danger of switching jobs often lies in your reason for hopping.
Some justifications are more understandable than others.
No matter what the circumstances, everyone agrees that paying careful attention not to burn bridges when jumping ship is key. No doubt the combo of education and experience gives an entry-level candidate an advantage in today's competitive, global job market. So two, three, even four internships throughout college may set you apart from the next gal. For example if public relations appears to be your thing, aim for a variety of PR internships. If, however, you're less focused in your ambitions, try internships in a few fields that have some appeal.