Gave him an offer, then took it away. Thanks PayPal.
Gave him an offer, then took it away. Thanks PayPal.
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This is why you don't plan your life around a job. Plan your job around your life.
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That sounds like a very privileged mindset to me. Most of us don't have the resources to have that luxury.
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Never had privilege; I've just been fortunate enough to have an emergency fund. Took me over a decade to save enough, but I have enough now that I could go 3 months without a job.
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Care to explain why you would think only the privileged are the ones who tend not to put the cart before the horse?
Edit: apologies, I skimmed read and was half asleep when I read the post. I did not realise that the person already signed the contract but was suddenly thrown under the bus.
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The mere fact that you think it's a choice for most people is why I think that.
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If you're as far along as the guy in OP then you're being irresponsible to not be looking for a place to live. Dude got the job and had it pulled from him, this would get him unemployment in California at least (I should know - I got unemployment in California in basically this scenario)
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As someone mentioned already, wait until actually signing the contract before moving. It is not "privileged" not to put the cart before the horse.
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"signing the contract" doesn't happen at most places, an offer is more than enough to constitute reasonable cause to start preparing to move for a job
If you wait to start moving your gonna not have a place to live with that new job, shit takes time
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Very clearly states that he already signed it.
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I finally made it to a place in life where I'd rather be where I am and homeless than leave for some job
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