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Should I ask themthe previous person in the position I'm offered for advice?

I have recently been given 2 offers for jobs that interest me. I accepted one already, but just today I got another offer!

I know rescinding an offer is frowned upon and I'm not outright going to. But I do want to explore both options to ensure I'm making a decision that's right for me. They're both quite a bit different. Different industries, sizes and etc. For the bigger one, I know quite a bit about and many people who have been there. For the smaller one (the one I accepted) itsit's exciting but I'm a bit apprehensive. It's way way way smaller then any company I've ever worked in and I'm a little intimidated by the expectations. Other then from a general description, I dontdon't know the details of what I'll be doing. Nevertheless, as I was browsing through linkedinLinkedIn, I found the person who was in this position before me. My question is,: would it be wrong or weird to contact this person and ask about their experience? It would help me make my decision for sure, but I dontdon't want it to be a no no thing that one does.

Should I ask them for advice?

I have recently been given 2 offers for jobs that interest me. I accepted one already, but just today I got another offer!

I know rescinding an offer is frowned upon and I'm not outright going to. But I do want to explore both options to ensure I'm making a decision that's right for me. They're both quite a bit different. Different industries, sizes and etc. For the bigger one, I know quite a bit about and many people who have been there. For the smaller one (the one I accepted) its exciting but I'm a bit apprehensive. It's way way way smaller then any company I've ever worked in and I'm a little intimidated by the expectations. Other then from a general description, I dont know the details of what I'll be doing. Nevertheless, as I was browsing through linkedin, I found the person who was in this position before me. My question is, would it be wrong or weird to contact this person and ask about their experience? It would help me make my decision for sure, but I dont want it to be a no no thing that one does.

Should I ask the previous person in the position I'm offered for advice?

I have recently been given 2 offers for jobs that interest me. I accepted one already, but just today I got another offer!

I know rescinding an offer is frowned upon and I'm not outright going to. But I do want to explore both options to ensure I'm making a decision that's right for me. They're both quite a bit different. Different industries, sizes and etc. For the bigger one, I know quite a bit about and many people who have been there. For the smaller one (the one I accepted) it's exciting but I'm a bit apprehensive. It's way way way smaller then any company I've ever worked in and I'm a little intimidated by the expectations. Other then from a general description, I don't know the details of what I'll be doing. Nevertheless, as I was browsing through LinkedIn, I found the person who was in this position before me. My question is: would it be wrong or weird to contact this person and ask about their experience? It would help me make my decision for sure, but I don't want it to be a no no thing that one does.

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asked Oct 11, 2019 at 2:16

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Should I ask them for advice?

I have recently been given 2 offers for jobs that interest me. I accepted one already, but just today I got another offer!

I know rescinding an offer is frowned upon and I'm not outright going to. But I do want to explore both options to ensure I'm making a decision that's right for me. They're both quite a bit different. Different industries, sizes and etc. For the bigger one, I know quite a bit about and many people who have been there. For the smaller one (the one I accepted) its exciting but I'm a bit apprehensive. It's way way way smaller then any company I've ever worked in and I'm a little intimidated by the expectations. Other then from a general description, I dont know the details of what I'll be doing. Nevertheless, as I was browsing through linkedin, I found the person who was in this position before me. My question is, would it be wrong or weird to contact this person and ask about their experience? It would help me make my decision for sure, but I dont want it to be a no no thing that one does.

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