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manpreet 3 years ago
You don't have to but it's a good idea to offer it.
I've done this multiple times and it was always a good experience. Once I managed to get a head start on a long lead time HR items. Once I had an informal lunch with some people from the new team. The whole thing may cost you and hour or two, but in my experience it can make your first day/week a lot smoother
If they say "no, thanks", you don't have to spent any time at all and you still make a good first impression as "collaborative & proactive".
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3 years ago
I will start a new job in a month. I just came to the city yesterday (where I will work) for house-hunting, and I am staying at a hotel very close to my office location. I will be here for three days to look for an apt.
Do I need to inform my company that I am nearby? Such as emailing to HR and/or my future manager, and offer a lunch meeting?
I have mixed feelings about this, that is why I would like to know your opinions. Some friends suggested me doing it, as it would be kind. Also, my company may learn that I came nearby and didn't inform them. On the other hand, I am not ready to meet, as I am in my summer mood, with shorts, slippers and beard. I don't want to give a bad first impression on people whom I will work with.