If you got the offer AFTER they released there lowered guidance and hiring slowdown remarks I would say that's probably safer. Things change week to week right now.
A lot of the guidance and headlines are to help ease the stock price in the event that uncertain economy conditions result in a big drop in profits... rather than have a surprise drop that tanks the stock. It makes it look like the company was on top of things and run diligently.
If this is a new grad offer I would be cautious. It can't hurt to keep interviewing if you are doing nothing else.
u/cornellcovidthrow wrote (the comment Michael replied to):
It's a new grad offer :/ and I got it quite a while back so I guess I'm screwed
u/michaelnovatireplied·
Stay positive but ready. It's devastating to have an offer you got months ago rescinded, just when you thought your professional life was beginning, so being a bit emotionally ready will help.
There are a lot of companies hiring right now (I help train people and literally see the offers rolling in from top tier companies despite other companies being affected).
I also am a bit thrown off by the last minute nature of Coinbase and Twitter's offer rescinds.... these companies definitely would want to give you the most heads up possible, so if it DOES happen, hopefully it won't be last minute too.