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You must have this question in your mind That I accepted the offer letter but what if there comes a better opportunity in future then can I reject the offer letter that I previously accepted? and even if I can, then how to do that so that I wont get blocklisted from that company well, I am seeing a lot to this situation in the case of freshers nowadays that they are getting multiple offer letters which was very difficult earlier but nowadays, people are getting offers from Wipro, Infosys, TCS, Accenture, and many more and they get confused at that time if I accept the offer letter of a company and then I reject it later Are there any bad consequences for it or will I get blocklisted? generally, freshers have these kinds of questions/doubts because obviously! Freshers dont have the experience of the IT world and you will have some fears as well because its starting off your career. so its better to ask someone there are many people who are asking the same question/doubt in the comme
