The mafic hover ball is a revolutionary piece of technology that is transforming the way we play sports and travel. Made from a combination of mafic rocks, which are dark-colored and rich in magnesium and iron, this hover ball is like no other. What sets the mafic hover ball apart is its ability to hover and float in the air without any external support. Using advanced anti-gravity technology, the ball hovers several inches above the ground, allowing for a unique and thrilling experience. The mafic hover ball is designed for various sports, such as soccer, basketball, and hockey. With its ability to hover, players can perform incredible maneuvers, making the game more exciting and challenging.
With its ability to hover, players can perform incredible maneuvers, making the game more exciting and challenging. It adds a whole new level of fun and competitiveness as players have to adjust to the floating nature of the ball. Not only is the mafic hover ball great for sports, but it also has practical uses for transportation.
HR delayed background verification, now jobless as resigned
Note: I’m from India and I did mention in my job application MSc (IT) and BSc I had cleared an interview sometime in June 2017 and after waiting 4-5 months I was released an offer on 15 November 2017 which required negotiations and eventually was approved by my new employer I got my revised offer letter on December 19, 2017 with joining date February 19, 2018. On that letter it is stated “as confirmation of your acceptance, you are requested to sign the duplicate copy of the offer cum appointment letter and annexures and submit within 7 days” I had signed this offer letter and the authorisation letter for background verification. In the last week of November, I had a call from HR asking for MSC IT certificate. I told them I had impending projects, so my highest qualification would be BSC and provided all documents needed including 10th 12th and degree marksheets along with certificates. Again, in the last week of December I was asked same question and my reply was no different. A week before joining the new workplace i.e. 12th February 2018, their HR called me asking for MSc certificate, I was stumped, after the same conversation they asked me to re-initiate background verification process adding all details including old job details. This time I was told to remove the MSc from my application and submit again. For the past one week I have been submitting the same documents to different HR’s in the company. On 15th I received a letter from them sub: Extension for the date of joining, its been revised to March 1, 2018. My hiring manager wanted an early start and was pushing me to join early February. I don’t know if my hiring manager know everything, HR might have blamed background verification I strongly feel its HR negligence and in breach of contract as they had 2 months to do the background verification. once a candidate has accepted an unconditional offer of employment then a binding contract exists between employer and candidate, even if the candidate has not yet joined. What should I do, Im stressed, anxious and not in a financial situation to cover up 2 weeks or how ever longer they would take. Should I email HR manager and my (future) line manager for the compensation? More to add- The situation is even worse than before – I was given 5th March as joining date, since its different state I planned my travel on 4th to find out that hotel stay was only booked from 5th not 4th, on my own expense stayed in different hotel and completed induction on 5th but was advised not to join and stay in the company hotel until BGC is complete. 9th March I was told that the agency doing verification hasn’t heard back from 1 of my former employer, I spoke to the lead directly and requested for reference which was done same day. Today I became anxious and contacted service delivery manager who interviewed me and to be my surprise she wasn’t aware of any this.
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Never hand in your resignation letter until you've signed on the dotted line saying both parties (Yourself and the company you are joining) have accepted you are joining the company. Sorry for you current situation, but make sure to learn from it in future!
Feb 19, 2018 at 9:21 both my new employer and me agreed on date and signed off all document, so what else could I do? Feb 19, 2018 at 9:25 Sounds like a HR screw-up. Definitely speak to your new manager, he's your ally in this. Feb 19, 2018 at 9:30@Ivy If at all possible, do not sign off on a starting date until the offer is completely unconditional, with any background check complete. Until then, all you tell the new employer is "I will be able to start x weeks after the background check is complete." where x weeks is your notice period.
Feb 19, 2018 at 10:06If you signed an official contract with a fixed starting date, you might be getting paid despite not being able to work yet; you might want to look into that either with your manager or an attorney.
Never hand in your resignation letter until you've signed on the dotted line saying both parties (Yourself and the company you are joining) have accepted you are joining the company. Sorry for you current situation, but make sure to learn from it in future!
Imagine gliding through crowded streets on a hover ball, effortlessly bypassing traffic jams and reaching your destination in no time. The mafic hover ball is a sustainable and environmentally friendly alternative to conventional modes of transportation. The technology behind the mafic hover ball is still being refined and improved. Researchers are constantly working on enhancing the stability and control of the hover ball, ensuring a smooth and safe experience for users. In addition to its functional benefits, the mafic hover ball also has aesthetic appeal. Its sleek design and futuristic appearance make it a desirable item for collectors and enthusiasts. Overall, the mafic hover ball is a game-changer in the world of sports and transportation. It combines advanced technology with an innovative design to create a truly unique and exciting experience. Whether you're playing a game of soccer or gliding through the city, the mafic hover ball promises to elevate your experience to new heights..
Reviews for "The Impact of Mafic Hover Balls on Urban Design and Infrastructure"
1. John - ★☆☆☆☆ - I was really disappointed with the Mafic hover ball. I bought it for my son's birthday and it stopped working after just a few days. The battery life was also extremely poor, and it didn't hover smoothly at all. It constantly bumped into walls and furniture, causing scratches and dents. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this product as it was a waste of money and left my son disappointed.
2. Sarah - ★★☆☆☆ - The Mafic hover ball was quite underwhelming. The design and concept seemed promising, but in reality, it didn't deliver. The hover feature was weak, and it wouldn't stay in the air for long. Additionally, the ball was quite noisy and made irritating sounds while in use. My kids lost interest in it pretty quickly, so it definitely didn't live up to its hype.
3. Alex - ★★☆☆☆ - I had high hopes for the Mafic hover ball but was left unimpressed. The ball had poor balance and would often tip over, making it difficult to control. It didn't glide smoothly across hard surfaces as advertised and would often get stuck or wobble. The build quality also seemed flimsy, with the plastic parts feeling cheap. Overall, I was not satisfied with the performance and quality of this hover ball.
4. Emma - ★☆☆☆☆ - The Mafic hover ball was a complete disappointment. It barely lifted off the ground and struggled to maintain any height. The battery drained quickly, lasting for only a few minutes before needing to be recharged. The ball would often get trapped in corners and wouldn't respond well to the controls. I would not recommend this product to anyone looking for an enjoyable and functional hover ball.
5. Michael - ★★☆☆☆ - The Mafic hover ball failed to meet my expectations. The hover feature was inconsistent, and the ball would frequently lose balance and fall to the ground. The battery life was also very short, making it inconvenient to constantly recharge. Furthermore, the controls were not very responsive, making it difficult to navigate the ball accurately. Overall, I was not impressed with the performance and durability of this hover ball.