Performance in notice period

Hi Guys, I need advice on something, In a service company, I was moved to a client project and it's a big application, it'll take time for me to understand but the managers are living in a fantasy world where they are expecting me to understand and start fixing bugs and delivery super early because they have very strict deadlines with the client. Client is also aggressive. I'll do my very best but my 2 questions are 1. I'm not able to deliver even after doing my best, If they lay me off because of performance, can these managers do something with my offer letter, like not giving it or writing something wrong in the relieving letter which might cause issues in background verification, if I maintain good behaviour at least. 2. How do you guys handle such retards when they are pushing down on you, how do you reply to them when they are pinging you with nonsense.

So, I've been struggling mentally from this company for the past few months due to their toxic policies and resigned last week! They didn't pay the retention bonus that was supposed to be paid in June stating the financial situation and now forcing me to complete the notice period also!(2 months) which is there in the contract but mentally I'm burnt out and have said the same to CTO as well as HR but they don't want to understand! I'm also unsure whether the salary of these notice period months will come( this company has a history of not paying) so, skeptikal in the serving notice period knowing I won't get any money. I want to have a lawyer who can go through my employment contract so I understand better the options I have with me! Any help is greatly appreciated please!!🥺

I was working in a toxic environment, which should be a separate post, too long to explain here, tldr, I was put in pip, and then I resigned and put my notice, I like a responsible employee started finishing off my projects and tasks, giving KTs to other folks and junior. but now after this my company is saying ur lwd is 2 days from now, when in my contract notice is 2 months, HR says company has the right to waive off notice period without paying severance. What can I do currently, I don't have any job back up, so have to be unemployed for a while without any severance. Is this legally right from company sides, what possible things can I do currently?

Can we deny working on new stuff in notice period and just focus on KTs ? Or are we bound to work on whatever is thrown at you while serving notice. I am going to decline new work, what implications it can have?

Company has a 90 days notice and i getting very less calls due to this. Putting 30-60 days notice on job portals increased the opportunity but I am bad at lying and when i tell them officially its 90 days , they just run away. How to deal with this? Also my company dont believe in buyouts or early releases🙂

Hi Guys, I wanted your opinion in 1 matter, I just resigned from a crappy company due to work pressure, mental health and extreme micro management and when I put down the papers, the a**hole on a call told me that during my notice period, my performance should not drop because if it does, then the HR will be involved. He also told me one story where a guy absconded due to mental health from the company and we have not given his relieving letter due to it. This company has a 3 month notice and he has said that after my replacement comes, then he can release me early. My question is that as long as I show up, I won't abscond, do my best, do the work as the mental health allows, can this a**hole do something with my relieving letter, like not give it to me. I think he already knew that I'll bring the mental health angel and told me that story to threaten me indirectly. How should I work in my notice, he is expecting 100% from me even in notice period and I think he'll try to threaten me if I can't deliver his unrealistic deadlines. What can this a**hole do?

Got a job but now got another offer at 80% hike. What’s the best excuse to leave the job?

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.