Notice Period Buyout

I am tired of 3 months notice period. Does any one have any idea how to tackel 3 months notice period? Many companies ignoring immediately after listening 3 months of notice period.

So I interviewed with a company two months ago, after all the formalities were done, I received a response from the HR that I have cleared all the rounds. But the requirements for the position they were hiring me for suddenly changed and they asked me to wait for a while until a new position positions opens up matching my tech stack. At that time I was about to be released from a project in my current company so getting the notice period reduced to 2 months was not that much of a hassle. Today, the HR called me again telling me that a new position has been opened up and if I am available to join I can join. My official period is of 90 days and now I have been allocated to a new project in my current company. I have been wanting to switch since so long because of variety of reasons. But the problem now is the notice period in my current company. The HR is very strict about joining within the 60 days but I am not getting any vibe that my current manager is going to reduce my notice period. Please suggest if there are any ways out of it. Thanks in advance!!

I have recently joined in an organization which is an Inc 2 days back. But today I got offer from good MNc company which has started interview process before receiving any offer . I want join in this MNc now how can I proceed in leaving current inc which joined 2 days back. In offer letter there is a clause mentioned that if I resign in 30days of joining I have to serve 4 months notice or I have to pay to buy notice period. I confused what to do now. Any suggestions would be appreciated

I am getting calls from the recruitment team but my notice period is 3 months & I'm not serving it. But companies require a person who can join in a month or 2 months. What should i do How should I handle a 3 month notice period.

I'm getting an offer from a company and they are saying to come early . The notice period in my existing company is 60 days . Do companies relax their notice period from 60 to 30 days . How can we do that ? What happens if we don't serve the notice period?

Hey all, I have completed 1 year and want to get out of this shitshow going at my company. Thing is next company is looking for immediate joiners. I have a 1 month notice period and about to put papers, how can I get my notice period reduced?

Hi everyone, I need advice on the next steps. I submitted my resignation 20 days ago, but my manager hasn't approved it yet. She insists that I serve the full 60 day notice period, of which 20 days are already completed. I've requested to shorten it to a 40 day notice period, but she hasn't accepted my request. I'm also willing to buy out the remaining notice period. If I proceed with the buyout, will it affect my relieving and experience letters or cause any issues during the background verification process. Should I talk to her manager regarding this , as now she's on sick leave for entire 1 week. Please advise on what to do. Thanks.

Just got a decent offer, considering a switch. Not sure how to approach manager (also co-founder) with this news. Context: 1. Org has no clear set of rules/policies, but I heard notice period is usually 1 month. My joining date is 1.5 months from now. 2. Team is in a chaotic state. 1-2 folks were fired, no replacements have been hired. 1 person is on a sabbatical. Worried manager won't take news positively. 3. Want to leave on good terms, this is my first job, so not really aware of how to have these conversations.

Companies arent looking forward to hire me if I say I have 3 months notice period. If say I have 10-30 days of notice period, and if I do land a opportunity, how can I join the newer company on immediate basis without serving 3 motnhs. Buyout option is by having to pay the equivalent of 3 months, which goes beyond 200k. I am not willing to pay a company this much amount, given I only earned 300k from them. Should I first apply for notice period and then start interviewing or first land an opporutnity and then apply for notice period.