2025-26 Coaching Carousel

[wildcat_husker]

Loyalty is essentially dead anymore and most of the younger folks will make a change for less than 5K salary uptick.

I think the younger generation has learned that loyalty isn't a two-way street. These companies don't care about you.

I say this as someone who has only jumped jobs once.

 

[Hedley Lamarr]

I think the younger generation has learned that loyalty isn't a two-way street. These companies don't care about you.

I say this as someone who has only jumped jobs once.

This is exactly it. I have no issue taking a lateral role for more money. My employer couldn't care less about me or my family if it helps the shareholders, I can live in my car to help the numbers in their eyes. I am paid very well for what I do but I am in my 30s, I am just chasing as much money as possible to retire young or be able to afford doing something I love down the road.

 

[vailhusker]

While perusing articles today, a paragraph buried deep in here caught my eye.

https://footballscoop.com/2025/11/19/southern-university-fcs-louisiana-down-to-finalists-that-include-colorado-running-backs-coach-and-former-nfl-great-hall-of-famer-marshall-faulk

So the former assistant to the assistant DL coach for the Chiefs whose been a college DL coach for about five minutes is up for a college head coaching job?

 

[Baron Winnebago]

I think the younger generation has learned that loyalty isn't a two-way street. These companies don't care about you.

I say this as someone who has only jumped jobs once.

 

[Tsakoi]

So the former assistant to the assistant DL coach for the Chiefs whose been a college DL coach for about five minutes is up for a college head coaching job?

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Sounds to me like interviewing for the experience of the interviewee's sake.

Get a head coaching interview under your belt so that the next opportunity you get it isn't your first time.

 

[Frogsker30]

I think the younger generation has learned that loyalty isn't a two-way street. These companies don't care about you.

I say this as someone who has only jumped jobs once.

100%
My first job out of college (mainly because I needed a job) made me feel like a pawn in their world. And it wasn’t even a huge corporation and also a company that I have known my whole life as my old man has worked in a different department since I was a snot blowing toddler

I found a job that actually appreciates me and what I do and it makes it hard to leave even for more money

 

[ZJSARENOTFREE]

I think the younger generation has learned that loyalty isn't a two-way street. These companies don't care about you.

I say this as someone who has only jumped jobs once.

I agree with that, and that is why I have no problem. I've moved 3 times for better jobs. As much as companies preach culture and all of the other BS they give you, they truly don't give a shit. I've had 1 place where I felt any ounce of that.

 

[Baron Winnebago]

I agree with that, and that is why I have no problem. I've moved 3 times for better jobs. As much as companies preach culture and all of the other BS they give you, they truly don't give a shit. I've had 1 place where I felt any ounce of that.

You job slut

 

[ZJSARENOTFREE]

You job slut