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Topic	How unprofessional is it to rescind a job acceptance offer?
gsninja 05/11/22 10:38:28 AM #2:	Depends on the context; if in-office work was mentioned before in the job description or the interview, then yes, it's unprofessional. If this was something they popped on you after you accepted the job, you shouldn't feel guilty about it. Either way, you won't have it on your resume so the only thing you may worry about is the off chance that one of your future employers somehow knows someone from that company. --- Switch FC: 1284-3127-1819 \| Street Fighter V IGN: CallMeMommy69 Life is like a box of chocolates; it doesn't last as long for fat people. <cite>gsninja posted [p:964953271] in How unprof... [t:80017094]...</cite> <quote>Depends on the context; if in-office work was mentioned before in the job description or the interview, then yes, it's unprofessional. If this was something they popped on you after you accepted the job, you shouldn't feel guilty about it. Either way, you won't have it on your resume so the only thing you may worry about is the off chance that one of your future employers somehow knows someone from that company. --- Switch FC: 1284-3127-1819 \| Street Fighter V IGN: CallMeMommy69 Life is like a box of chocolates; it doesn't last as long for fat people.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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