OT: changing mind after job acceptance

[kev374]

Is it ever acceptable to change your mind a few days after you accepted a job offer? Say after the acceptance one gets some information from insiders that the work environment is not what you had initially thought. Given this new information isn’t it better to make the right decision that will protect yourself?

I know employers will not hesitate one bit to cancel your job offer if they get any kind of negative information on you so why not operate on the same playing field?

[salo_t]

Should be fine as long as you let them know asap so they can make other arrangements. You wont stay there long anyway if its a rotten work environment. Just make sure that your inside info is reliable and not a hater trying to keep the competition out.

[salo_t]

Should be fine as long as you let them know asap so they can make other arrangements. You wont stay there long anyway if its a rotten work environment. Just make sure that your inside info is reliable and not a hater trying to keep the competition out.

[salo_t]

Should be fine as long as you let them know asap so they can make other arrangements. You wont stay there long anyway if its a rotten work environment. Just make sure that your inside info is reliable and not a hater trying to keep the competition out.

[salo_t]

Should be fine as long as you let them know asap so they can make other arrangements. You wont stay there long anyway if its a rotten work environment. Just make sure that your inside info is reliable and not a hater trying to keep the competition out.

[salo_t]

Should be fine as long as you let them know asap so they can make other arrangements. You wont stay there long anyway if its a rotten work environment. Just make sure that your inside info is reliable and not a hater trying to keep the competition out.

[Coronita]

it’s fine. Just make sure you’re not negative about it. Just focus on saying some opportunity came up and that you’d like to give that opportunity at XYZ employer because you feel it’s the best match for you. That way, if you ever *need* to work at the company you turned down in the distant future, well the door’s still available.

[Coronita]

it’s fine. Just make sure you’re not negative about it. Just focus on saying some opportunity came up and that you’d like to give that opportunity at XYZ employer because you feel it’s the best match for you. That way, if you ever *need* to work at the company you turned down in the distant future, well the door’s still available.

[Coronita]

it’s fine. Just make sure you’re not negative about it. Just focus on saying some opportunity came up and that you’d like to give that opportunity at XYZ employer because you feel it’s the best match for you. That way, if you ever *need* to work at the company you turned down in the distant future, well the door’s still available.

[Coronita]

it’s fine. Just make sure you’re not negative about it. Just focus on saying some opportunity came up and that you’d like to give that opportunity at XYZ employer because you feel it’s the best match for you. That way, if you ever *need* to work at the company you turned down in the distant future, well the door’s still available.

[Coronita]

it’s fine. Just make sure you’re not negative about it. Just focus on saying some opportunity came up and that you’d like to give that opportunity at XYZ employer because you feel it’s the best match for you. That way, if you ever *need* to work at the company you turned down in the distant future, well the door’s still available.

[nostradamus]

I’m not saying “stick it to the man” but you kind of hit the nail on the head: if you don’t work out for them they’d let you go, so the same can work for you.

Why not go there, try it for two weeks, and see how it is? I get around to a lot of companies and in my experience co’s that people gripe a lot about are ones I end up really liking. People like/dislike things for many different reasons.

[nostradamus]

I’m not saying “stick it to the man” but you kind of hit the nail on the head: if you don’t work out for them they’d let you go, so the same can work for you.

Why not go there, try it for two weeks, and see how it is? I get around to a lot of companies and in my experience co’s that people gripe a lot about are ones I end up really liking. People like/dislike things for many different reasons.

[nostradamus]

I’m not saying “stick it to the man” but you kind of hit the nail on the head: if you don’t work out for them they’d let you go, so the same can work for you.

Why not go there, try it for two weeks, and see how it is? I get around to a lot of companies and in my experience co’s that people gripe a lot about are ones I end up really liking. People like/dislike things for many different reasons.

[nostradamus]

I’m not saying “stick it to the man” but you kind of hit the nail on the head: if you don’t work out for them they’d let you go, so the same can work for you.

Why not go there, try it for two weeks, and see how it is? I get around to a lot of companies and in my experience co’s that people gripe a lot about are ones I end up really liking. People like/dislike things for many different reasons.

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