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2025-05-22T10:20:21.617Z

how to politely revoke a offer letter ?

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Anonymous

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

I get confused bw offer letter and joining letter, see i didn't found any conditions related to notice period, probation etc in my offer letter, but in joining letter there are detailed conditions. What happened is i accepted the offer letter then i

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Do we need to show the new company our current salary slip / offer letter / or something that proves our current package??

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A question to all the administrative heads and company leads, Do you mind if someone shares your offer letter to their previous company? If yes they why and if no, why?

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In England when you get to 100 years old you get a letter from the king. In America when you get to 100 you get a letter from Jake Paul asking for a fight.

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Recently, I came across a post that really made me think. A candidate resigned from his job because a company told him: > “You’re selected. We’ll send the offer letter soon.” He was excited, trusted them, declined two other offers, and resigned.