Hedging offers
So say that I get an offer from company A and accept. Later on I interview with company B and they give me an offer. I like company B better than company A, but do not renege on company A until the last minute because of fears that company B may go down amidst this shitty market.
Is this a good idea or should I renege ASAP?
eh...just dont get caught. otherwise you're fine. in this market, you gotta do what you think is best. its not like they're going to line up a way for you to pay the bills when they unceremoniously throw your ass out the door since your boss' boss didn't produce enough last year...
also, just would like to comment on how ridiculous it is that systemic failure is now a very real risk to weigh when it comes to accepting job offers at multi-billion dollar corporations
not unless you work for wal mart
they are solid as a mothasucka
...although walmart (solid as they may be) will be falling, the discount behemoth will be letting go of some employees after the lackluster holiday season.
...they aint so tough.
If you may renege no matter what, then wait until you have a 2nd offer. And if you just verbally accepted and did not sign papers yet, obviously don't sign papers with company A.
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