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I would never put down $50 for even my best coworker because there's no reason for me to assume the new employer will be good or the job will be good. So many j
by kevingadd 5y ago
I would never put down $50 for even my best coworker because there's no reason for me to assume the new employer will be good or the job will be good. So many jobs end up being a bad experience for reasons entirely out of the new hire's control. Putting other people's money on their shoulders is just additional stress for someone in a tough transitional period.
- MattGaiser 5y agoThey probably need a neutral separation scenario. I would want to see the details on what happens then as I have had colleagues like this. But even then, how often does that happen? Maybe one job in 5? You are still ahead if you are referring great candidates consistently.
- Igelau 5y agoYeah, I want to know what happens if they fire me in a month because I found something in the accounting code that I wasn't supposed to.