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Define "on the bench". That term usually implies that you're still drawing your full salary, but your description makes it sound like you're not going to be pa
by jasonkester 13y ago
Define "on the bench". That term usually implies that you're still drawing your full salary, but your description makes it sound like you're not going to be paid during this time. Naturally, it makes a difference in how you proceed.
Either way, since you have plenty of time on your hands, it seems to make sense to look for another gig.
- needachange 13y agoI will be drawing full salary for the time being but people on the bench are the first to let go since we are overhead. Looking for another gig is what I have come up with as well. The uncertainty is the scary part. thanks a lot