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Those are all tricks. They put pressure on the candidate to sign ASAP. If the candidate accepts the contract as it is the company wins. If the bargains around
by eeZah7Ux 9y ago
Those are all tricks. They put pressure on the candidate to sign ASAP.
If the candidate accepts the contract as it is the company wins.
If the bargains around clauses it's still OK and having many clauses to drop makes it look like the company is being flexible.
Always push back!
- lambda_lover 9y agoOh I do. I'm just saying that most folks aren't as stubborn as me, and it's unfortunate that you have to play games over something like that. All it does is screw over people who don't have many options, and widen the delta between the haves and have-nots in our field (the haves have the luxury of rejecting these clauses, while the have-nots might not be willing to "roll a hard 6" on their only job offer).