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Offer Letter
When do people get their official offer letters in the mail after getting the call informing them that they have an offer? It's been a while for me. There have been some mail mix ups where I live recently and I'm slightly worried that it may be lost/put in someone else's letterbox.
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Re: Offer Letter
I got my offer letter about 3 or 4 days after my callback interview (they called me a few hours after the interview to let me know I had the offer and that the letter would be coming)
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Re: Offer Letter
What do the offer letters normally say?
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Re: Offer Letter
That they want to hire youAnonymous User wrote:What do the offer letters normally say?
It was just a generic letter (at least it seemed like it) saying that they were very enthusiastic about me after meeting me, and that they would love to have me back for the summer. It said what the weekly salary for summers is, and said how and when I should follow up if I want to accept the offer.
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