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No worries. There's always that probationary period in which either party can recognise it's not a match and either do something about it, or just give it up. H
by EliRivers 8y ago
No worries. There's always that probationary period in which either party can recognise it's not a match and either do something about it, or just give it up. How long will it take you to decide? A week? Two weeks? A month?
- mental1896 8y agoIt's not a "no worries" situation if you just left one job for another only to find out the culture isn't a good fit.
- joker3 8y agoParticularly if you relocated.
- commandlinefan 8y agoHad that happen to a co-worker once. He moved (on his own dime) from Chicago down to Dallas, then got let go just three months later. He wasn't even bad, he just wasn't performing at the level I guess they wanted him to. I never imagined back when I was in school that programming, of all professions, would be as cut-throat as it is.
- rhizome 8y agoThat only matters if you think it's possible for the people doing the hiring to be fallible, which...is not a given in this industry.
- monksy 8y agoFor most companies it's the first 90 days.
- pkaye 8y agoThe problem is these people will have quit their previous job and maybe moved.