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Giving notice before receiving spring bonus
Is this a terrible idea?
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Re: Giving notice before receiving spring bonus
No. Go for your win. Shows confidence and might make them offer you a bigger bonus to stay a week longer.
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Re: Giving notice before receiving spring bonus
My firm is June payment so I may just give notice before to move in-house. Asking for a 2 month delay for the start date sounds like it may cause a rescinded offer.
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Re: Giving notice before receiving spring bonus
if you will be at the firm when the bonuses are paid out, i dont see how giving notice would make a difference. wouldn't sweat small stuff like this
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Re: Giving notice before receiving spring bonus
jotarokujo wrote: ↑Wed Apr 14, 2021 10:52 pmif you will be at the firm when the bonuses are paid out, i dont see how giving notice would make a difference. wouldn't sweat small stuff like this

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Re: Giving notice before receiving spring bonus
Sucks, but so it goes. Gotta take the in house job if it's one you want. There will always be some sort of biglaw comp around the corner...that's how biglaw gets ya.Anonymous User wrote: ↑Wed Apr 14, 2021 8:18 pmMy firm is June payment so I may just give notice before to move in-house. Asking for a 2 month delay for the start date sounds like it may cause a rescinded offer.
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Re: Giving notice before receiving spring bonus
Is Biglaw that abusive love interest you know it isn't healthy to see but you keep coming back to?
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100%. Everything about the relationship is awful but the sex money is so good.Prudent_Jurist wrote: ↑Thu Apr 15, 2021 12:51 pmIs Biglaw that abusive love interest you know it isn't healthy to see but you keep coming back to?
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Re: Giving notice before receiving spring bonus
High chance they will say you're not in good standing and not pay it.jotarokujo wrote: ↑Wed Apr 14, 2021 10:52 pmif you will be at the firm when the bonuses are paid out, i dont see how giving notice would make a difference. wouldn't sweat small stuff like this
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