Similarly, companies may make promises based on things that they expect to happen, rather than realities that unfold. A manager who makes specific promises at interview might leave shortly after the candidate joins, and the wider company might not honour those pledges, especially if they involve special treatment. And if an organisation’s fortunes change – as they may well do in a volatile economy – it may be impossible to keep promises made in good faith during the hiring process.
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