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JessW
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« on: October 10, 2006, 05:11:21 pm » |
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Gee, remember something very important!
Probationary periods go both ways. If this is not what you want in a job you can always chose to reject them.
This is what I have done in essence (and they will be the poorer for it). I don't believe I am being big headed about it, but I would rather be the one who said this is not something I can, will or should have to cope with/handle than them saying I wasn't good enough for some mythical standard that they themselves cannot put into plain english.
Jess
PS it also looks very bad for the bosses to their bosses if new starters leave either during or on completion of their probationary period.
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