A woman who received a job offer made what she considered a routine request: the formal offer letter before her start date. The company responded by rescinding the offer entirely, leaving her to ask Reddit a question that should answer itself: "Is this normal now?" The community was unanimous -- no, it is not, and any employer who cannot produce a binding document before demanding you quit your current job is not an employer worth having.
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She Asked for the Contract. The Offer Disappeared.
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