Let's assume you have to take the time off. You can look for another job but not start until severance ends.

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Jan 10, 2025
8:07:25am

GfB I'm not crazy, you're crazy

Let's assume you have to take the time off. You can look for another job but not start until severance ends.

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GfB

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Hypoth- how much severance time would you need to leave your job right now. You can't go back afterwards. 3 yrs for me.

GfB I'm not crazy, you're crazy

8:02am

Probably 8 months to a year.

Null

8:05am

Can I look for a new job immediately after my severance starts?

8:06am

Let's assume you have to take the time off. You can look for another job but not start until severance ends.

GfB

8:07am

Wow 3 years! Are you an executive? For most rank and file white collar workers they are lucky to get 3-6 months

BYU Grounds

8:07am

Haha it's a hypothetical. Pretend amount of severance time. But for CB sake let's say I'm an executive.

GfB

8:08am

OK, gotcha. I would wish for that as well

BYU Grounds

8:14am

That's crazy? They give you two years no questions asked now and you would turn it down? Even if my job was good

Baron

8:08am

3 years? Can you do the same job somewhere else? Of course

ATX

8:09am

1 week

Superkid

8:10am

I'm at a late stage startup, so a lot of it would hinge on equity vesting etc.

ryebrye

8:12am

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