ZippyDonut

90 days notice period!

Can someone please explain to me why most of the companies including TCS have a 90 day notice period even when they all look for immediate joiners? I mean a month is fine but 90 days is too much. I am currently looking for which after working here for around 5 years but seeing getting rejections because of the 90 day notice period. Not even getting a chance to appear for an interview most of the time.

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SqueakyMarshmallow

LTIMindtree11mo

The 90-day notice period is a strategic move to ensure smooth handovers and project continuity. It’s a pain for job seekers, but it’s about protecting business interests. Adapt or find a workaround.

ZippyDonut

TCS11mo

Agree. But why do we look for immediate joiners when we hire?

FloatingPretzel

Tiger Analytics11mo

because people don't join as they have multiple offers

TwirlyPickle

TCS11mo

its strategic move from the company, the resources should not be easily getting new jobs, if notice period is 30 or 45 days new company will hire people very quickly and it will be issue for current company, but if it is 90 days the current company will loose the resources very rarely, on other hand while joining if notice period is 90 days candidate will get multiple offers while serving notice period and as notice period reduce,,, hence it is concluded all the policy are as per company requirements

SqueakyQuokka

TCS11mo

Its based on project and BU. One of my friend served 40 days notice period in TCS. He has asked for early release and he has got it

GigglyNarwhal

TCS11mo

Lucky he is

GigglyNarwhal

TCS11mo

Hypocrisy at its height the companies rejecting on 90 days notice period is also having 90 days of notice period and till the time they get immediate joiner that also take some time 90 days 😉

ZoomyUnicorn

TCS11mo

Can't we simply buy out notice period by throwing money?

FloatingPretzel

Tiger Analytics11mo

Notice period should be around 60 days at max

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