iMmacstone2015's journey

I recently relocated across the state for a relationship, but it's been a struggle to find stable work over the past two years. Currently, I'm working at a school board, which is a significant pay cut compared to my previous roles. My goal is to move back to my original area where my career was thriving, and I had a strong network and job opportunities. However, I've been a job hopper, having held about four positions in two years, with my current job being the longest. I’m hesitant to quit this job until I secure something stable back home. My resume looks a bit cluttered due to the frequent job changes, and I’m worried it might raise red flags during interviews. I need advice on how to present my resume to reflect my intention to relocate while minimizing the negative perception of my job history. The reasons for my job changes were often due to management or structural shifts shortly after I started, but I know that won't matter much to hiring managers. Any tips on how to frame my experience positively would be greatly appreciated!