How many years can you work at the same job?

I heard that Americans never work at the same job for many years.
And Also if you can have many job experiences , that would that be good for Americans job(?)
But Usually Japanese men will work at the same job for 10 -30 years or more.
Sometimes Japanese workers (or "men" to stay consistent with the previous sentence) will change their jobs or start their own businesses.
But in Japan, if you change your job a lot (or "frequently"), then Japanese companies won't hire you.
Hmm I wonder how about other countries.
For example, Canada or Australia ..
I'm very interested in western countries :)

 

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My meeting minutes: what do you think? and any ideas to raise money?

Last meeting
We talked about the place[s] (more than once place was considered) we want[ed] (past tense since it was the last meeting) to visit. It looks like it is going to be either Atlanta or Ashville, some time during April.
To raise money for our trip, every one of us will do some research on the fundraise ideas. I will try to find out about the guidelines of selling food in school.
These are the ideas we came up with:
• CCI fundraising- Coupon Books
• Crispy crème doughnuts
• [$1] (dollar sign goes in front of the number) movie
• Funding Organizations
• Coffee, cookie bake, muffin sale, candy bars
• Donations
The place and date of the trip will be decided next week[.] (This sentence is not part of the list so a period is needed)
Next week's agenda
• Next week we will do two things:
• Decide where we are going and how we are going to get the money
• Play game boards!! – so bring your game boards

Which language do you suggest everyone speak? It would be a nightmare to have everyone in the world vote. Lol

[H]ello everyone. [Could you lend me a hand] to correct my grammar problem[s] because [I will be taking] the IELTS. [I]'m so worried about my test [now] and [I] really need the help.THX If you are learning the language, I suggest you should not write like you are writing a SMS.

One method is to write what is the meaning of life to you. This way you can't be marked incorrect for you own opinion. If you start the topic too broadly, you will run out of time during a test.

It is pronoun set: subject, possessive, object. He. His. Him. She. Hers. Her. I . My, Me. Who. Whose. Whom

After we turn off the gas range and so on, we quickly move under a table or desk to protect ourselves from falling objects.