MagicalDonut
MagicalDonut

If you plan to join a new company after the current layoffs, what do you prioritise the most?

You can mention your top 3-5 priorities that you plan to do after joining the new job to be not in the same position of getting laid off

24mo ago
TwirlyWaffle
TwirlyWaffle
Gojek24mo
  1. Work life balance
  2. Deserved pay
  3. Attrition rate
  4. Financials of company
  5. Talk and understand the team before joining
ZestyQuokka
ZestyQuokka

Many would not let the team interact, not common in India

TwirlyWaffle
TwirlyWaffle
Gojek24mo

I had asked the recruiters which team I was joining in the mid/last round. Almost most of them give this information and I reach out on LinkedIn to people. I was lucky to have people giving honest opinions. It's not easy if you don't ask for it.

PerkyKoala
PerkyKoala

first i m going to learn about there business, there financials health, culture ( ok if its avg) , growth, paisa...

FluffyNugget
FluffyNugget
Plivo24mo

Totally depends on what u were doing previously. Like if u were high performer & still laid off then u wuld prioritise wlb.

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