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The reason this doesn't work is that most people aren't going to quit their current job for something that isn't a definite offer of full time employment. Would
by dnissley 12y ago
The reason this doesn't work is that most people aren't going to quit their current job for something that isn't a definite offer of full time employment. Would you?
- waylandsmithers 12y agoNo, I guess my assumption was that the candidate in this scenario didn't already have a job.
- TulliusCicero 12y agoRight, and for people who don't have a job, that could definitely work. The problem is that as a general rule, the best people ARE employed.
- danielweber 12y agoInvoluntary unemployment does happen. And it's nice, when it does happen, that there are some companies around that will provide you with a day's labor for a day's wages, when you've got to put food on your family. I wouldn't want to see all, or even most, companies do this. But for those of us not living in the Valley who need to support families, it's nice to know there are sources of employment out there if/when the poo hits the fan.
- ams6110 12y agoI've never had a salaried job that didn't start off with a "probationary" period of 30 - 90 days. Not sure what the real difference is.
- malyk 12y agoAnd I've never had one that had one...