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>Yea because we live in a place where everyone is super honest and no one is going to try and take advantage of that to make 500k a year. I would be THRILLED i
by daenz 5y ago
>Yea because we live in a place where everyone is super honest and no one is going to try and take advantage of that to make 500k a year.
I would be THRILLED if I was put into some kind of a short probationary period, with limited access (and potentially restricted salary, with retroactive reimbursement) while I showed what I was worth. I personally have a hard time demonstrating that in short interviews, and it's only once I come in contact with the shape of the company's problems do I show my value. Imo it would lower the stress and paranoia on both sides over a candidate's fit.
- nelsondev 5y agoThat can work for some, but imagine you already have a job, and time commitments, and it takes 5-10 companies to find a fit. Spending ~1-2 months is expensive.
- gorbachev 5y agoIf a company temporarily paid higher salary and covered your health insurance during this probationary period to account for the risk, I'd go for it. Otherwise, never.