Should I be afraid of drawing up a contract when applying for a job?

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panda_12017-03-01 15:03:18

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panda_1, 2017-03-01 15:03:18

I am a student, I have not had any serious work experience yet. A couple of days ago I had my first interview for the position of python junior developer. Today they called back and offered to start work tomorrow. They said to have a passport, TIN and that we would draw up a contract. Somehow I became anxious about what kind of contract this was, and since I have no experience in these matters, I decided to ask this question. Somehow I am afraid of this contract so that they don’t throw it and then there will be no problems. Who drafted the contract when applying for a job? Did it bring you problems in the future? I couldn't find any reviews for the office.

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Puma Thailand, 2017-03-01
@opium

Everyone is required by law to sign a contract.
In order not to be thrown, try to go to elementary school and learn to read the documents that you sign.

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BBmike, 2017-03-01
@BBmike

(if you are in Russia)
First, find out from them whether this is an employment contract or not.
Then come here. Without this, the conversation is meaningless.