<prompt> Human: Im a truck driver and I recently got a job in May that pays me a lot more and allows me to be home every day with weekends off. I quit my first job after 6 months because I couldnt stand being cooped up in a truck for 2 weeks at a time before I could come home.I love my current job and they pay me well..but I am paid by the amount of work I accomplish and not by the hour. Ive worked it out and I average almost 20 an hour by what I can accomplish60 hour work week. However, I have to work night shifts to achieve the efficiency so I can avoid traffic and I have to work friday-tuesday to get a weekend bonus. With winter coming up the weather will most definitely slow me down and effect my pay..I came across a job posting that would allow me to work day shifts at 24.79 as a flat hourly rate and allow actual weekends off. My only concern is that I left my last job after 6months and if I took this job it would only be 4months. Does this look really bad on my part? I just want to work at the place that pays me the most and getting a consistent paycheck would be nice..thoughts?Tldr: First job I had I left after 6 months for better pay. Current job Ive been at for 4 months but yet again Ive found a job with a significant pay increase. Should I take it or does it look too bad on a resume.  <response>: Were you offered the job? If so, take it. What is to say you wont be there for years. If not offered yet, apply for it. It cant hurt. You can always explain in the interview why you have bounced around. 