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I've asked some of these questions before, but always got the answers in person or over video chat. What happens when what I was told doesn't square with what a
by daenz 4y ago
I've asked some of these questions before, but always got the answers in person or over video chat. What happens when what I was told doesn't square with what actually happens (for example: acceleration if the company is acquired)? Is there a recommendation for getting the answers to these questions in writing? Is there even any recourse?
- jefftk 4y agoThe standard way to convert verbal answers to writing is to send out notes after. You write an email like: "It was great getting a chance to talk to you this afternoon! I wanted to send a quick summary of what I took away from the conversation, just to make sure we're on the same page..."
- akhmatova 4y agoYup - this is a very useful tool. It doesn't have the same status as a binding, legal contract. But it does make it a lot harder for them to wiggle away from what they were initially promising you.