Answer / rajeev kapoor

I dont like to go for this type of frequent changes.
Instead of frequent chagne i will try to prove myself in my
X company becuase for deserving candidate apportunities
never end. It is also against the principle of natural
justice. Moreover stability also play a vital role in
building on ones career..

Answer / krupali

The most mature answer would be that when it comes to career every body must & should follow first come first serve principle. If an organisation provides you a break its for us & jumping jacks don't have a stable career as on switching from organisation to organisation it can prove to be a black mark in one's career. So definitely I would stick to company X & prove myself. If money is what matters then in todays competition talent is well valued thus, be loyal to what you have now & not to one which u may get in future!!!!

Answer / mujeebuddin_in

The opinion for this kinda situations may differ from
person to person,if you are already working with X
comapany ,then its not a wise move to take up the new
company carry on with the company where you are already
working,because its not advisable to have hoping so early
in the career.And in the Y company where you are joining
there you can't prove yourself that you will stick to
their's company too........,corrections are welcome.

Answer / faisal mustafa khan

Everybody will go for the company Y as they r offering more
salary + incentives than the company X.
But during the interview saying this might sound to the
interviewers that you are not loyal to one place.
Work environment is also one thing which plays an important
role here while deciding which company to opt for.

Well.. i hav faced similar kind of situations whenever i
used to go for interviews at HR consultancies when
interviewer used to ask me, "if u get a good break in some
company will u leave us ??
At the back of our minds everybody knows the importance of
the good break and would not like to squander the
opportunity.

It also depends on the interviewer as how he/she takes it.
But... a mature and unbiased interviewer will also
appreciate if candidates says yes to the company Y.

Answer / neha

in my view if i hada join X and after 15days Y provide me
good oppurtuinity then i will stay with X company becoz if
i will leave the organization it will show that i m not a
regular person as well as i m not a sincere person. it
might be possible that after seeing this that i had left
the X within 15days might be have great chance that Y will
get neglect me and taking me as unsincere person.



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