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It's at-will employment, if you don't like it, you can leave at any point. Basically if you don't like being exploited, quit and get it over with. No, it's not
by batista 15y ago
It's at-will employment, if you don't like it, you can leave at any point. Basically if you don't like being exploited, quit and get it over with.
No, it's not at-will employment. At will employment would be, "I want to work at Google", and snap you're working at Google.
Real life employment is more like: how is the general economy? how is your specific field's economy? If you quit this job, can you last for a while while seeking a new one? Are local firms hiring or do you have to leave your town to find a job? Are your skills still relevant? Do you have a family to feed? Do you have mortgage payments? Are you 1 in 100 kind of programmer, where companies compete to hire you, or 1 in 20, where you can shop around a little? Maybe you are one of 19 in 20, ie average, and you don't get much say. Do you even have had an education, or couldn't afford one? Are you/any member of your family sick, do you absolutely need health coverage?
- gaius 15y agoNevertheless, "at will" is the common term for what he describes.