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Questions about the last step of the hiring process. Possible areas can include how fast to respond, how to handle multiple offers, salary negotiations, etc.
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How to tell an applicant who accepted another job "congratulations, the door is still open"?
You might ask them if it's OK to follow-up in a year, and give them the option to call you before that if they realize the other job wasn't what they expected.
Something like:
"Dear ____, thank y …
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Should I inform recruiter about the offer I have already accepted
Doing further interviewing after accepting the offer may endanger your new position at Company A. Often it's a small world and you have to assume they might find out about this. See this answer for th …
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