Should I assume I have passed probation?
My probationary period passed three days ago, I have not been told if I passed it, and I have my evaluation early next week. Should I assume that I have passed probation?
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My probationary period passed three days ago, I have not been told if I passed it, and I have my evaluation early next week. Should I assume that I have passed probation?
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Can't say about other jurisdictions, but here in Australia, I'm pretty sure that a probation review should take place at a time that satisfies the notice period for the probation (so more than a week before the end of probation if they specify a week's notice). If you're past that, you've probably passed... though, you might still be let go with the standard employment notice period.
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My probationary period passed three days ago, I have not been told if I passed it, and I have my evaluation early next week. Should I assume that I have passed probation?
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Can't say about other jurisdictions, but here in Australia, I'm pretty sure that a probation review should take place at a time that satisfies the notice period for the probation (so more than a week before the end of probation if they specify a week's notice). If you're past that, you've probably passed... though, you might still be let go with the standard employment notice period.
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Can't say about other jurisdictions, but here in Australia, I'm pretty sure that a probation review should take place at a time that satisfies the notice period for the probation (so more than a week before the end of probation if they specify a week's notice). If you're past that, you've probably passed... though, you might still be let go with the standard employment notice period.
– HorusKol
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Can't say about other jurisdictions, but here in Australia, I'm pretty sure that a probation review should take place at a time that satisfies the notice period for the probation (so more than a week before the end of probation if they specify a week's notice). If you're past that, you've probably passed... though, you might still be let go with the standard employment notice period.
– HorusKol
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Can't say about other jurisdictions, but here in Australia, I'm pretty sure that a probation review should take place at a time that satisfies the notice period for the probation (so more than a week before the end of probation if they specify a week's notice). If you're past that, you've probably passed... though, you might still be let go with the standard employment notice period.
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Check your contract. As a fellow Canadian, usually when I've seen probation contracts, the probation period is set by a specified number of days, not by an evaluation procedure. If that's what your contract looks like, then congratulations, you passed!
I have never had a formal meeting in any job to discuss passing probation; I have only had such a meeting when I failed it. If you are confused, you should ask your manager, but your manager will probably think you're being silly (not in a bad way, just in a "isn't it obvious?" way).
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Judging by the fact that you haven't been let go, I'd say you pretty much have but I'd wait for an official word from your manager or someone higher up. Usually you should be invited to a meeting to discuss your performance.
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No you should not assume that you have passed probation. You will likely be informed of the results of your probationary period during your evaluation.
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I have not been told if i passed it and have my evaluation early next
week should I assume that i have passed probation?
No.
Your evaluation will tell you whether you have passed probation or not. Be patient.
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Never make any assumptions. Talk to your manager, mention that the period ended, and ask if you need to fill out any paperwork, or if there is an official review involved.
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You should wait until any official confirmation.
I had a similar situation 4 months back, the confirmation meeting was delayed because of too much work.
Since you know your meeting is next week, you should wait until then.
In the meantime, you can take feedback from other colleagues about your performance to ease the pressure.
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Check your contract. As a fellow Canadian, usually when I've seen probation contracts, the probation period is set by a specified number of days, not by an evaluation procedure. If that's what your contract looks like, then congratulations, you passed!
I have never had a formal meeting in any job to discuss passing probation; I have only had such a meeting when I failed it. If you are confused, you should ask your manager, but your manager will probably think you're being silly (not in a bad way, just in a "isn't it obvious?" way).
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Check your contract. As a fellow Canadian, usually when I've seen probation contracts, the probation period is set by a specified number of days, not by an evaluation procedure. If that's what your contract looks like, then congratulations, you passed!
I have never had a formal meeting in any job to discuss passing probation; I have only had such a meeting when I failed it. If you are confused, you should ask your manager, but your manager will probably think you're being silly (not in a bad way, just in a "isn't it obvious?" way).
answered 5 hours ago
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Check your contract. As a fellow Canadian, usually when I've seen probation contracts, the probation period is set by a specified number of days, not by an evaluation procedure. If that's what your contract looks like, then congratulations, you passed!
I have never had a formal meeting in any job to discuss passing probation; I have only had such a meeting when I failed it. If you are confused, you should ask your manager, but your manager will probably think you're being silly (not in a bad way, just in a "isn't it obvious?" way).
answered 5 hours ago
Ertai87Ertai87
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Check your contract. As a fellow Canadian, usually when I've seen probation contracts, the probation period is set by a specified number of days, not by an evaluation procedure. If that's what your contract looks like, then congratulations, you passed!
I have never had a formal meeting in any job to discuss passing probation; I have only had such a meeting when I failed it. If you are confused, you should ask your manager, but your manager will probably think you're being silly (not in a bad way, just in a "isn't it obvious?" way).
answered 5 hours ago
Ertai87Ertai87
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answered 5 hours ago
Ertai87Ertai87
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Judging by the fact that you haven't been let go, I'd say you pretty much have but I'd wait for an official word from your manager or someone higher up. Usually you should be invited to a meeting to discuss your performance.
answered 5 hours ago
XanderXander
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Judging by the fact that you haven't been let go, I'd say you pretty much have but I'd wait for an official word from your manager or someone higher up. Usually you should be invited to a meeting to discuss your performance.
answered 5 hours ago
XanderXander
313111
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Judging by the fact that you haven't been let go, I'd say you pretty much have but I'd wait for an official word from your manager or someone higher up. Usually you should be invited to a meeting to discuss your performance.
answered 5 hours ago
XanderXander
313111
Judging by the fact that you haven't been let go, I'd say you pretty much have but I'd wait for an official word from your manager or someone higher up. Usually you should be invited to a meeting to discuss your performance.
answered 5 hours ago
XanderXander
313111
answered 5 hours ago
XanderXander
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XanderXander
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No you should not assume that you have passed probation. You will likely be informed of the results of your probationary period during your evaluation.
answered 5 hours ago
sf02sf02
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No you should not assume that you have passed probation. You will likely be informed of the results of your probationary period during your evaluation.
answered 5 hours ago
sf02sf02
9,16251539
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No you should not assume that you have passed probation. You will likely be informed of the results of your probationary period during your evaluation.
answered 5 hours ago
sf02sf02
9,16251539
No you should not assume that you have passed probation. You will likely be informed of the results of your probationary period during your evaluation.
answered 5 hours ago
sf02sf02
9,16251539
answered 5 hours ago
sf02sf02
9,16251539
answered 5 hours ago
sf02sf02
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answered 5 hours ago
sf02sf02
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I have not been told if i passed it and have my evaluation early next
week should I assume that i have passed probation?
No.
Your evaluation will tell you whether you have passed probation or not. Be patient.
answered 5 hours ago
Joe StrazzereJoe Strazzere
251k1257281035
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I have not been told if i passed it and have my evaluation early next
week should I assume that i have passed probation?
No.
Your evaluation will tell you whether you have passed probation or not. Be patient.
answered 5 hours ago
Joe StrazzereJoe Strazzere
251k1257281035
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I have not been told if i passed it and have my evaluation early next
week should I assume that i have passed probation?
No.
Your evaluation will tell you whether you have passed probation or not. Be patient.
answered 5 hours ago
Joe StrazzereJoe Strazzere
251k1257281035
I have not been told if i passed it and have my evaluation early next
week should I assume that i have passed probation?
No.
Your evaluation will tell you whether you have passed probation or not. Be patient.
answered 5 hours ago
Joe StrazzereJoe Strazzere
251k1257281035
answered 5 hours ago
Joe StrazzereJoe Strazzere
251k1257281035
answered 5 hours ago
Joe StrazzereJoe Strazzere
251k1257281035
answered 5 hours ago
Joe StrazzereJoe Strazzere
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Never make any assumptions. Talk to your manager, mention that the period ended, and ask if you need to fill out any paperwork, or if there is an official review involved.
answered 5 hours ago
Richard URichard U
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Never make any assumptions. Talk to your manager, mention that the period ended, and ask if you need to fill out any paperwork, or if there is an official review involved.
answered 5 hours ago
Richard URichard U
101k73274405
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Never make any assumptions. Talk to your manager, mention that the period ended, and ask if you need to fill out any paperwork, or if there is an official review involved.
answered 5 hours ago
Richard URichard U
101k73274405
Never make any assumptions. Talk to your manager, mention that the period ended, and ask if you need to fill out any paperwork, or if there is an official review involved.
answered 5 hours ago
Richard URichard U
101k73274405
answered 5 hours ago
Richard URichard U
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Richard URichard U
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answered 5 hours ago
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You should wait until any official confirmation.
I had a similar situation 4 months back, the confirmation meeting was delayed because of too much work.
Since you know your meeting is next week, you should wait until then.
In the meantime, you can take feedback from other colleagues about your performance to ease the pressure.
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You should wait until any official confirmation.
I had a similar situation 4 months back, the confirmation meeting was delayed because of too much work.
Since you know your meeting is next week, you should wait until then.
In the meantime, you can take feedback from other colleagues about your performance to ease the pressure.
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You should wait until any official confirmation.
I had a similar situation 4 months back, the confirmation meeting was delayed because of too much work.
Since you know your meeting is next week, you should wait until then.
In the meantime, you can take feedback from other colleagues about your performance to ease the pressure.
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You should wait until any official confirmation.
I had a similar situation 4 months back, the confirmation meeting was delayed because of too much work.
Since you know your meeting is next week, you should wait until then.
In the meantime, you can take feedback from other colleagues about your performance to ease the pressure.
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Can't say about other jurisdictions, but here in Australia, I'm pretty sure that a probation review should take place at a time that satisfies the notice period for the probation (so more than a week before the end of probation if they specify a week's notice). If you're past that, you've probably passed... though, you might still be let go with the standard employment notice period.
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