Archive · 2 Jun 2025
Techie's Dream US Job Offer Revoked, Leaving Him Jobless
A software developer got a job offer from a US company with a much higher salary, so he quit his old job.
But, before he could start, the company cancelled the offer, saying they were restructuring.
Now, he's unemployed.
The developer is now looking for another job and thinking about choosing a job that has better security and stability for the future, rather than a job with high risk.
A full-stack developer's US job offer was revoked shortly before the start date.
The developer had resigned from his previous job and prepared for the new role.
The US startup cited internal restructuring as the reason for the offer's cancellation.
The developer is now unemployed and seeking new opportunities in the tech industry.
The developer is considering job stability after experiencing a volatile job change.
- Who
- A full-stack developer with 1.6 years of experience.
- What
- A full-stack developer's US-based job offer was revoked.
- When
- Offer was revoked just before the start date.
- Where
- The developer was to work for a U.S.-based startup.
- Why
- The U.S. startup cited "internal restructuring" and changed needs.
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- Developer Experience
- 1.6 years
- Skills
- Next.js, MERN, DevOps
- Salary Changes
- 6 LPA to 18 LPA to 0
- Location of New Job Offer
- U.S. based Startup
- Severance Pay
- 15 days pay