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Topic	How unprofessional is it to rescind a job acceptance offer?
2Pacavelli 05/11/22 11:07:01 AM #6:	Compsognathus posted... I mean it's very unprofessional. The whole point of the offer process is to have you review details of a job and negotiate as needed before either party gets logistically committed to each other. The fact that you went through all that, agreed to it, and now want drop out inherently looks bad. That said, provided you have no intention of working at that company in the future, there is almost nothing that can really comeback on you here. Also unprofessional it may be, but you gotta put yourself number 1, because no company ever will. I see what you're saying keeping all of this in mind <cite>2Pacavelli posted [p:964953872] in How unprof... [t:80017094]...</cite> <quote>Compsognathus posted... </cite> <quote>I mean it's very unprofessional. The whole point of the offer process is to have you review details of a job and negotiate as needed before either party gets logistically committed to each other. The fact that you went through all that, agreed to it, and now want drop out inherently looks bad. That said, provided you have no intention of working at that company in the future, there is almost nothing that can really comeback on you here. Also unprofessional it may be, but you gotta put yourself number 1, because no company ever will.</quote> I see what you're saying keeping all of this in mind </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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