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This is solid advice. If I'm afraid of losing my future job, then, better start looking now! Thanks!

• ethbro 7y ago
  Also, side note, if you already signed paperwork with the new employer, press as hard as you think you can get away with, as soon and frequently as you can. Squeaky wheel gets the grease. Sometimes, there's nothing they can do (hiring freeze from the C-level); but other times, they need to turn 10 hires into 3. Those 3 typically end up being the ones who push for it. Would definitely push on both fronts. Good luck!
• krolley 7y ago
  It's a good idea to hedge your bets, but at my company (>50k people) we now have a hiring freeze so anybody that already got an offer is lucky to have just squeezed in. If you can get in touch with your hiring manager perhaps you could talk to them about it directly?