Some like to meet more people, make more money and new acquaintances; so they hop from job to job.(有的人喜歡多掙錢、廣結交，于是不斷地跳槽。)

I took the interview, got the job, and then hop on the plane.(我在采訪中，得到這份工作，然后在飛機上跳。)

There are a large number of English teaching job postings on the Web, and generally it's easier to get hired before you hop on the plane.(網絡上有很多英語教學的職位招聘，通常來說在你達到該國家之前就很容易可以應聘上了。)

From you resume, I learned you had worked for this company for 3 years, can you tell me why do you want to quit your current job and hop to our company?(從你的簡歷中，我知道你已經在現在的這家公司工作3年了，能告訴我為什么你想辭去現在的工作來我們公司嗎？)

" Job-hop ping" also gives employers a chance to benefit from the new ideas and skills that different people bring to their jobs, even if such people are employed for only a short time.(“跳槽”也會使雇主有機會從不同的人為工作帶來的新生意和技能中得益，即使這些人只是短期聘用。)

However, candidates that frequently job hop are becoming less appealing to employers.(然而，對于雇主而言，那些經常跳槽的求職者卻越來越沒有吸引力。)

In the 1990s, the country began grappling with the emergence of "freeters," young workers who hop from one casual job to the next.(在90時代，這個國家開始與所謂“飛特族”——年輕熱從一個臨時工作跳到另一個——的出現進行斗爭。)