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No more drug test question.
Assume every company drug tests, stop smoking pot for 30 days you lazy POS.
edit( sorry OP, didn't mean to yell at you specifically. I'm just tired of this question in the boards)
This is quite easily the most valuable content on WSO if you ask me. I think having a library of "will XYZ drug test me" questions will be beneficial for generations to come.
Lmao who do you think you are bro?
30 days is fine with me, but it isn't 30 days. Offers are signed around now and start dates aren't until July-August. So it ends up being 4-5 months
I think you know what the answer is.
It is rough job market, be very happy you have a job. It sucks, but just don't smoke pot. You had 4 years in college where you could smoke all you want and you will have every year after you get your first offer. Put that in perspective.
Nobody drug tests anymore.
Given the copious amount of drugs Jay Sugarman must have taken to justify his performance as CEO, I highly doubt they drug test.
Stop smoking weed, dude.
Do you really think any successful person has enough time to 'get high' ? You're screwed even if you don't get caught...
Accounting makes sense for you
I'd worked in engineering for ~ 20 years prior to making, what turned out to be, a temporary career change into financial advising. I was stunned when I was not asked to be drug tested. Perhaps the industry doesn't see the necessity for it any longer. I simply do not know.
I do know that I recently went back to my original profession and drug testing is, as it has been for decades, a compulsory part of the job. There are some higher-level projects for the government where I was even required to not just get drug tested, but I was required to take the incredibly thorough hair-follicle analysis, which can detect illicit drugs ingested for the previous 6 months.
I try not to be judgmental, but I cannot understand how anyone who has spent so much time, effort, sweat equity and money on getting a top quality education would even consider throwing it away so that they can smoke weed, do coke, or do anything else that would jeopardize their future. It's beyond my comprehension.
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