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Topic	How unprofessional is it to rescind a job acceptance offer?
2Pacavelli 05/11/22 11:05:57 AM #5:	TheGoldenEel posted... what do you owe this employer? Nothing gsninja posted... 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. It was mentioned, but my main demand to the recruiters was 100% remote. The recruiters said it was a good opportunity and maybe once I get in I can negotiate that in the future. The job is also contract to hire, I'm worried about that aspect of it as well <cite>2Pacavelli posted [p:964953853] in How unprof... [t:80017094]...</cite> <quote>TheGoldenEel posted... </cite> <quote>what do you owe this employer?</quote> Nothing gsninja posted... </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.</quote> It was mentioned, but my main demand to the recruiters was 100% remote. The recruiters said it was a good opportunity and maybe once I get in I can negotiate that in the future. The job is also contract to hire, I'm worried about that aspect of it as well </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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