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Notice Periods in work

bronwyn21 · 2010-02-24 19:05:04

I am starting a great job that has a 10 week notice period. It is a very long notice period (when I decide to change jobs again), do employers wait almost three months for a suitable candidate or am I walking myself into a corner with this one?

24-02-2010 7:05pm

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bronwyn21

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I am starting a great job that has a 10 week notice period. It is a very long notice period (when I decide to change jobs again), do employers wait almost three months for a suitable candidate or am I walking myself into a corner with this one?

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#2 24-02-2010 11:20pm

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It really depends on what type of job is it.
Some jobs require a long notice period so that you can train your replacement before you leave.
If you haven't signed the contract yet you should enquire why they require such a long notice period and make your decision from there.

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