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Canceling Callbacks
Not sure if this required a new thread, but I couldn't find anything on it. If we receive an offer from a firm we like, but are not certain about accepting, how do we cancel callbacks we've already scheduled? I can't say I've accepted a new offer, but I don't want to say "I just don't want to interview at your firm anymore..." Thank you!
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Re: Canceling Callbacks
Why can't you just say you've accepted another offer?
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Re: Canceling Callbacks
Just say you plan on accepting. They won't push back, its pretty standard.
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Re: Canceling Callbacks
That works. Thank you!acijku2 wrote:Just say you plan on accepting. They won't push back, its pretty standard.
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Re: Canceling Callbacks
phone call or email?
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Re: Canceling Callbacks
Doesn't really matter. It's actually easier to be evasive over the phone if you know it's not going to be firm X, but you haven't accepted at firm Y or Z.Anonymous User wrote:phone call or email?
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