Has anyone rejected an offer making them wait for 60 days? And do you feel guilty for doing it, if yes then how do you deal with it?
If you don't wanna join, don't join, period. stop wasting company's and your own time. Just like companies have multiple options so do you.
Don't join just cause you took 60 days, and will go there and do mediocre work and your heart is somewhere else, it is just a waste of time for employee and employer both!
Is it a good idea to accept an offer after declining it? Have any one of you ever rejected an offer because of some concerns with that company but after around a month you realise that the company and the compensation offered was good an...
Hi all, I have been giving interviews for several IBs in last few months and i have had a very laggy, slow experience.
Namely, i have been interviewed by JPMC for about 3 profiles, Barclays for about 3 profiles, BNP Paribas and DB for a...
I have accepted job offer and then during notice period I got multiple job offers and accepted few of them, now one week before I want to reject other offers, I want to know will it effect my professional branding? And how to reject othe...
So I was made an offer by an MNC bank a couple of months ago. My notice period was 90 days so they had to reluctantly agree to that. Later they also tried to make me join in 70 but I told them it won't be possible and requested them to p...
Company 2 Minute nahi sochti employee ko nikalne se pehle , ghanta kuch fark padega unko , candidates aise milte hai ...
Don't join the company 2. Better offers will always come. They kept thier end of the deal. You should keep yours. ...
If you are feeling guilty, just write a nice, sobbing 😭 mail, but be done with it anyway.
