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Originally Posted by FightingFate
Hi Guys....here's another guy fighting his fate to come out of the f****k s/w life.
Preparing for My first attempt in CAT....CAT 08.
Thinking of breaking the two years bond that i signed with Satyam way back in OCT 2006...cause its really not giving any space to prepare.
I have already got a work experience certi untill now.
Any Ideas...what happens if i dont formally resign and just break the bond?
is the work ex certi all that we need to produce for showing relevant work ex???
Plz comment..as i am planning to take a long vacation stating health grounds and face whatever happens next...
Its well and good if da consequence is that i am asked to put my papers.
What i fear is sacking...will that leave a scar on my resume???
fearing that possibility i have obtained teh work ex certi to prove my work ex.
Am really depressed with the way this career is building up for me. No matter how much i learn and contribute...i honestly am not interested in this and moreover things are shaping up badly for me.
PLZ COMMENT>>>>waiting for u PALS to guide me
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First of all, don't use abusive language of any sort, even if it's hidden as *.
Coming to your problem, getting sacked is indeed a big issue and no college will take this lightly. Unless and until you have a VERY GOOD reason to support your claim, they are very likely to hold you responsible.
Also, just walking out on a job without informing is something that I won't advise you to do. There may be legal hassles that you may get dragged into. Normally companies don't follow that route but who knows, you might be the unlucky one and they might sue you to get the money that you should pay them in case you break the bond.
I would suggest you to work till you finish with your bond period (which I guess is of 2 yrs. in Satyam) and simultaneously prepare for CAT. Although it's easier said than done but many have done it, including yours truly, and you can do it as well. It's not a big deal at all. Only thing is, you need to make time for study.
But if you're hellbent on leaving, I would suggest you to pay off the bond rather than walking out altogether. There may just be a 5 % chance that the company may come looking after you (to sue) but there's a chance nevertheless. If that goes against you, your career will head in a completely wrong direction altogether and that might become a problem in your career as nowadays, most recruiters confirm with your old employers about you.
I could only advise you on this front but you have to take a decision. You can choose either way but think long and hard before taking up any choice.
All the very best....
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