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why wouldn't it be? if you leave early, you're no worse off than you were when you graduated med school. I guess you could be worse off if you wouldn't have gon
by leetcrew 6y ago
why wouldn't it be? if you leave early, you're no worse off than you were when you graduated med school. I guess you could be worse off if you wouldn't have gone to med school in the first place if the offer wasn't on the table...
I'd guess if you leave early you have to pay off your own debt, possibly prorated by years on the job.
- Gravityloss 6y agoTo me it seems like such a long period of time that it starts infringing on the employee's freedom. What's the limit? Can you sign somebody up for 50 years of labor?
- throw123123123 6y agoSeems to be frequent enough with debt I guess.
- Gravityloss 6y agoWith debt you can still switch jobs or move or switch banks etc. This contract as presented was much stricter.