Help me community plz
I am a 2023 batch undergrad. I got 6 month internship offer from Amazon and another offer of 9.8 lpa full time from another company.Inspite of working so hard and my good performance Amazon did not provide PPO. I am also trying for opp campus opportunity. The company that I am going to join has notice period of 3 months. In many of the job posting I see that joining is immediate to 30 days. Will the 3 month notice period be a hindrance in my career path .will it be so difficult switching cmp?
We have to choose from the options we have . So if this is the only option, you got no other choice. Maybe wait a little , search for more.options but in current circumstances it's pretty tough to even find any job.
Yes you are right . I am going to join this company. Will I have to face difficulty due to 3 month np . Will I not get interview calls coz of 3 months np
Barbaadeshwar
Stealth
a year ago
I've had 3 companies in a row with 3 months notice. It's not the best - but if the company likes you they'll wait or buy you out. Also offer to moonlight (get stuff going) a bit before your 3 months ends. That keeps future company happy and saves time on onboarding.
ColdCitron45
Stealth
a year ago
If the company is good and the role is good too, try not to join planning to leave immediately. As a fresh graduate, you have a long career ahead. Things will change.
That said, I fully understand 90 day notice period is harsh.
Yes you are right . My career has not even started right now. Next week I will join this company. Just I was thinking that due to 3 month np will I have to face difficulty in switching cmp. Will the recruiter avoid me ? Will I get problem in getting interview calls coz of 3 months np
I was in a company with a 90 day np.
While interviewing with the new company, I mentioned that the official no is 90 days but they let go of people in about 30 days. This was a lie.
Once the offer came, I convinced the company to release me in 60 days and convinced new company that they will wait.
Once someone has taken a lot of rounds and extended their offer, they're highly likely to wait since they've expended so much effort already.
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