trial period
Temporary evaluation span
A trial period is a span of time during which something is tested before a permanent commitment.
Employees may work a trial period before being hired permanently; software often offers a trial period before requiring payment.
The implicit understanding is that either party can walk away if things don't work out: After a ninety-day trial period, we'll revisit your performance.
- beta testingPre-release quality evaluation
- probationSupervised trial period
- provisional licenseRestricted beginner driver credential
- apprenticeshipLearning trade through employment
- onboarding processNew employee integration procedure
job shadowing · pledgeship · money-back guarantee · satisfaction guaranteed · risk free · limited time · contract renewal · internship · freemium · tryout · introductory offer · subscription model · no strings attached · skill assessment · performance review · initiation · countdown · beta
- probation periodsprobation, probationary status
- work experienceintern, trainee, apprentice, work experience, on-the-job training
- employmentjob, jobs, career, careers, interview
- buying factorsprice, cost, value, quality, brand
- experimentsexperiment, experiments, test, tests, trials
- hiring processjob posting, job postings, application, resume review, screening
trial periodpermanent position
Ongoing employment without end date
permanent employment · lifetime appointment · tenure · full employment · permanent contract