Re:159 employees are leaving Automattic as CEO’s fight with ...
by bux93 on Friday October 04, 2024 @04:37AM
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I dunno, some-one who started 2 days ago may take just as long, or longer, to find their next employer as some-one with years of employment/experience.
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Re:159 employees are leaving Automattic as CEO’s fight with ...
by leoedin on Friday October 04, 2024 @04:40AM
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If you've just started a job you've probably got an up to date CV, perhaps even some other job offers you turned down.
Re:159 employees are leaving Automattic as CEO’s fight with ...
by steve_adams_86 on Friday October 04, 2024 @04:59AM
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I’m not sure. The market is still pretty rough.
Then again I’m only speaking from my experience. Fewer companies are interested in interviewing and hiring me than ever in my career right now. If I had a job, I wouldn’t be leaving it.
Maybe other people are having an easier time. I hope so!
Re:159 employees are leaving Automattic as CEO’s fight with ...
by netsharc on Friday October 04, 2024 @04:57AM
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But they have a job, they're not being compensated for being let go, they're being compensated for voluntarily leaving.
Re:159 employees are leaving Automattic as CEO’s fight with ...
by withinboredom on Friday October 04, 2024 @05:58AM
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Usually the only thing that can be done during job verification is:
- did they work there?
- can they be rehired?
If the second is a "no" it usually isn't good news (usually, that only happens when you're fired 'for cause', at least in the US).
So, it isn't as pretty as an offer as you'd think.