not possible as i have to submit a relieving letter at the time of joining. As i said its going to be a one way ticket. Posted via Mobile Device
From India, Haldia
From India, Haldia
Hi
I would advise you to look at it differently.
It entirely depends on what you want. Challenges and a sense of achievement or a steady cushy routine which probably hasn't changed much.
Money may be a great factor but are you up to the adventure? You probably need to examine it by asking yourself - am I going to love what I will end up doing? Not that you will even figure that out until you have started...
Come to an agreement and take a long leave from the work...look at the offered package as a vacation project that you want ot experiment with...if you are confident about yourself, you may want a probation clause put in so that your interests are covered and so will the Company's interest.
All the best!
Cheers
Sandy
From Nigeria, Lagos
2I would advise you to look at it differently.
It entirely depends on what you want. Challenges and a sense of achievement or a steady cushy routine which probably hasn't changed much.
Money may be a great factor but are you up to the adventure? You probably need to examine it by asking yourself - am I going to love what I will end up doing? Not that you will even figure that out until you have started...
Come to an agreement and take a long leave from the work...look at the offered package as a vacation project that you want ot experiment with...if you are confident about yourself, you may want a probation clause put in so that your interests are covered and so will the Company's interest.
All the best!
Cheers
Sandy
From Nigeria, Lagos
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