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71. How to avoid a
"bait and switch" job offer.
There's a new reason people are changing jobs: they get hired to do
one thing, but are assigned to do something else. Nothing takes the
bloom off the rose like finding out you're expected to make the
coffee (it happened to a new manager) or that the design engineering
job is really customer support. These are extreme situations, but
many people find themselves performing tasks unrelated to their job
descriptions. While we all know that job descriptions change and
evolve, it's something else when you never get to do the job you
were hired for.
Protect yourself before you accept a job. . . Know
what to ask for before you accept any job offer. . .
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Myth-Busting Answers For Fearless Job Hunters:
- The company rescinded the offer!
- Non-Compete: Did I really agree to that?
- Am I unwise to accept their first offer?
- Can I use salary surveys to goose up the offer?
- The bird-in-the-hand rule of job offers
- Juggling job offers
- Give us the pay stub
- Vacation Time: What's good for the goose
- How do I decide between two offers?
- How to decline an offer
- Does a counter-offer include pay-back?
- Am I stuck with this non-compete agreement?
- How do I ensure the job offer matches the job?
- How to avoid a "bait and switch" job offer
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