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Engineering - Software & QA
3mo
a senior lead
Leave newly joined company for better offer
I have recently joined a company 7 days ago and i have received a better offer from another big company. I want to leave company 1 immediately, will i get in trouble for this?
I have signed NDA for client there is no bond or any other contract just regular joining documents.
Company has mentioned as 3 months notice period and there is no probation period.
velvetywoodpecker
3mo (edited)
works at
Hey, ek kaam kar sakte ho ki apne manger se baat karo directly woh reduce kar dete hai...wese mein suggest karungi to serve notice period but neccessary nhi haii ..
a deputy manager
3mo
@velvetywoodpecker 7 din nya manager konsa saga hoga iska, Bhai kuch nahi hoga its India, Just leave... see more
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an operations executive
3mo
No need to worry kyuki aapne abhi company join ki hai. If you are getting better job offer than the recent one so you should go for it
gentlefennel
3mo
works at
Is your PF account created ? During BGV of other company it may be an issue other wise I think all ok to leave .
a senior lead
author
3mo
@gentlefennel no not created yet
a senior lead
author
3mo
Thanks everyone, my pf account is not created yet i am delaying the process as much as i can.
I am just worried that any NDA or other gidden clause can cause issues eg; NDA states that we cant work for same client or child companies or the company with sa... see more
an educator
3mo
@a senior lead Wait, so your PF account isn’t even created yet? That’s odd. Honestly, if your NDA ha... see more
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hrterminator
3mo
currently not working
Jumping ship so soon ? They will pressurize you to continue but always choose what aligns with your long term goals💯
a senior lead
author
3mo
@outstandingbruce yup joining other company is better for me, thanks for the reply
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gurugrind
3mo
An Assistant Manager
notice period buy out krlena if they pressurize you a lot.
swagpumpkin
3mo
An Ops Executive
Yar to be honest. leaving a company so soon after joining, especially without a probation period, might not look great on your resume but agar offer acha hai toh it's worth considering.
whatsonn
3mo
A Consultant
@persistentcockroach True, leaving so soon does raise some red flags on your resume, but agar offer ... see more
an educator
3mo
Honestly, leaving after just a week can raise questions in the future. Companies might think you lack commitment.
cerealkiller
3mo
works at
@an educator But is it ethical to leave so soon?
an analyst
3mo
No probation period means you’re not locked into anything, but still, you’ll be breaking the notice period rule. Depending on the company’s culture, they might not take kindly to it. However, if you’re upfront and professional about it, it could minimize any bad im... see more
coderji
3mo
A Team Lead
@an analyst Haan, exactly. Agar tum transparent raho aur apne reasons clearly batao, toh company bhi... see more
kyachahiye
3mo
A Software Developer
I feel notice period toh dena hi padega, otherwise bad impression banega..
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