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At what point are you "up against" the 28 day deadline?
That is, when is the right time to start applying a little pressure to firms dragging their feet, when you've got other offers?
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Re: At what point are you "up against" the 28 day deadline?
2 weeks?Anonymous User wrote:That is, when is the right time to start applying a little pressure to firms dragging their feet, when you've got other offers?
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Re: At what point are you "up against" the 28 day deadline?
Sounds reasonableKohinoor wrote:2 weeks?Anonymous User wrote:That is, when is the right time to start applying a little pressure to firms dragging their feet, when you've got other offers?
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Re: At what point are you "up against" the 28 day deadline?
I requested (and got) a 14 day extension on a NALP deadline.
Caveat: this was a pre-OCIP offer.
Caveat: this was a pre-OCIP offer.
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