Do companies blacklist?

Two scenarios:

  1. Signing an offer then calling them back a few months later to tell them you decided to go to another company (I heard it can be sugar coated by saying something like I decided to go to graduate/law school)
  2. Receiving an offer but kindly rejecting w/o signing within the two week period they give you to decide

If I ever, in the far future, wanted to work for those companies, would I be blacklisted?

 

My parents and career coach. Last year I got two SA offers at BB. I picked one over the other. But the one I picked didn't give me mobility so I signed my return offer but think I'm going to call them back and reject if I get a better one or into grad school.

 
<span itemprop=name>AspiringDegenerate</span>:

Short answer: no. If your experience improves or someone else likes your resume down the line - things could work out.

It could make it a quick "no" in the future if the resume is that awful though

Or even if you got barely rejected and somebody else reneged. Happens to some folks.

 
Nonito:
DickFuld:

I am blacklisted at almost every firm everywhere.

-- Dick "the Gorilla" Fuld

congrats, that's quite an accomplishment!

Well, I was worth over $1 billion at one point, was named CEO of the year, and made over $70 million in one year. So, honestly, getting blacklisted everywhere is just another feather in my cap. They don't blacklist nobodies and I've been blacklisted every place imaginable. I have something more important than money now: Power.

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