The company's offer is a legally binding offer, that is, the applicant is required to sign a labor contract. 1. If the offeree has reason to believe that the offer is irrevocable and is ready to perform the contract, the offer shall not be revoked. 2. In order to conclude a labor contract, the applicant has resigned from his original post, that is, he is ready to perform the labor contract. This quotation company is irrevocable. If you want to cancel, you must bear the losses caused to the applicant. 3. For the applicant who receives the paper offer, pay attention to whether there is the owner's signature or company seal on the offer. If the applicant only gets a simple printed paper, it may not be recognized. 4. If the company's offer does not specify the entry time, it is recommended to confirm the entry time with the company before resigning. Because an offer without a definite time is legally revocable. Electronic seal is not an electronic seal pattern. Only the electronic seal pattern has no legal effect, and it must meet certain conditions to have legal effect. It should not only meet the requirements of reliable electronic signature, but also meet the requirements of the law on the original form and preservation conditions of electronic contracts. In order to conclude a labor contract, the applicant has resigned from his original post, that is, he is ready to perform the labor contract. This quotation company is irrevocable. If you want to cancel, you must bear the losses caused to the applicant.

An offer may be revoked, except in one of the following circumstances: (1) the offeror clearly indicates that the offer is irrevocable by determining the time limit for acceptance or by other means; (2) The offeree has reason to believe that the offer is irrevocable and has made reasonable preparations for the performance of the contract.

Legal basis: Article 471 of General Principles of Civil Law of People's Republic of China (PRC). The parties may conclude a contract by offer, acceptance or other means. Article 472 An offer is an expression of intention to conclude a contract with another person, and the expression of intention shall meet the following conditions: (1) The content shall be specifically determined; (2) The offeror is bound by the expression of will by indicating that he has accepted the offer.