Has anyone rejected an offer making them wait for 60 days? And do you feel guilty for doing it, if yes then how do you deal with it?
If you don't wanna join, don't join, period. stop wasting company's and your own time. Just like companies have multiple options so do you.
Don't join just cause you took 60 days, and will go there and do mediocre work and your heart is somewhere else, it is just a waste of time for employee and employer both!
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