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Couldn't you, y'know just get a new job offer and not tell them about it until your 60 days have elapsed?
by mothsonasloth 4y ago
Couldn't you, y'know just get a new job offer and not tell them about it until your 60 days have elapsed?
- mywittyname 4y agoThere are reporting agencies that can be used to determine who employs a person. That's not including some other shady shit I wouldn't put past the company getting up to (i.e., bribing recruiting firms to tattle on former employees). Plus, I bet there's clawback provision if you don't tell them and they find out about it. But yeah, I'd take that gamble and just keep a low profile online. Or one could slow walk the hiring process: land a job then push your start date back out 61-x days.
- josefresco 4y agoSimilarly could you tell your new employer "Hey don't officially hire me for another 3 more weeks - I'll still work for you now but Amazon will pay my salary - deal?"
- cmeacham98 4y agoI'm not sure why anyone would play this weird game of defrauding Amazon and working for a company for free when they could instead just do: "Hey I need some time, can my start date be X days from now", where X will probably be 30 or so days (given it takes time to apply to new jobs, go through the various stages of interview, etc).