Is It Common to Feel Buyer’s Remorse After You Start a New Job?

Is It Common to Feel Buyer’s Remorse After You Start a New Job?

By Jeff Altman, The Big Game Hunter

I have started to have 2nd thoughts about my new job. Is this a common occurrence?

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I’ve had several encounters with bait and switch job descriptions. In all
occasions it was a replacement hire situation where keeping the budget
numbers for headcount was overriding

+Maurice Levie Yes, that is possible. Hard to know how to respond.

I’ve had several encounters with bait and switch job descriptions. In all occasions it was a replacement hire situation where keeping the budget numbers for headcount was overriding

I’ve had several encounters with bait and switch job descriptions. In all occasions it was a replacement hire situation where keeping the budget numbers for headcount was overriding

+Maurice Levie Yes, that is possible. Hard to know how to respond.