to jump ship

Whether a worker decides to try to stay or to jump ship, he or she should work at building bridges inside and outside the company.

Because you've spent so much time working in PHP, it's doubtful that you're going to jump ship to another language.

However, once the move shows signs of losing strength, an impatient momentum trader will also be the first to jump ship.

Facing a highly uncertain future, Sir Victor read the signs and decided to jump ship.

Once you've made it clear that you want to jump ship, your loyalty will be in question.

Nothing will demoralize your folks more quickly and cause them to jump ship the first chance they get than poor treatment.

Such stresses cause the algae to "jump ship, " and without them the corals eventually die.

I don't want you to jump ship just yet.

It shouldn't be surprising that your customers are willing to jump ship the second a competitor launches a sexy iPhone app.

This is not the time for bankers, however disgruntled, to jump ship.

Bain found that, among those with net worth above $15m, 27 per cent have already completed immigration formalities to jump ship.

It's not sensible to jump ship so often.

Top managers at western companies, on the other hand, had few incentives until recently to jump ship.

LeBron James decision to jump ship was not unexpected,