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should offers be in writing?
I know most firms make offers over the phone. but do they then send some sort of letter with a formal offer, or do I just call their recruiting department and say "sign me up"?
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Re: should offers be in writing?
You'll get a letter and probably a bunch of forms and more instructions. Stay tuned! And congratulations.Anonymous User wrote:I know most firms make offers over the phone. but do they then send some sort of letter with a formal offer, or do I just call their recruiting department and say "sign me up"?
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Re: should offers be in writing?
awesome! thanksAnonymous User wrote:You'll get a letter and probably a bunch of forms and more instructions. Stay tuned! And congratulations.Anonymous User wrote:I know most firms make offers over the phone. but do they then send some sort of letter with a formal offer, or do I just call their recruiting department and say "sign me up"?
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Re: should offers be in writing?
doesnt really make a difference since the letter says "this is at will employment and we reserve right to rescind this offer for whatever reason"Anonymous User wrote:I know most firms make offers over the phone. but do they then send some sort of letter with a formal offer, or do I just call their recruiting department and say "sign me up"?
well, i suppose u at least feel more secure with something in writing lol
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Re: should offers be in writing?
Ha, the firm that gave me an offer mentioned that. The partner said something like, "We could send you something in writing but frankly those offers are all non-binding anyway. You either trust the firm or you don't. Just call me if you want a job and we'll get you set up."dood wrote:doesnt really make a difference since the letter says "this is at will employment and we reserve right to rescind this offer for whatever reason"Anonymous User wrote:I know most firms make offers over the phone. but do they then send some sort of letter with a formal offer, or do I just call their recruiting department and say "sign me up"?
well, i suppose u at least feel more secure with something in writing lol
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Re: should offers be in writing?
It's less a matter of security (because we all know it can be revoked) and more a matter of, I'd like to see in writing all of the salary etc. and maybe some more promotional materials. Also it'd be neat to have the official offer on nice letter headdood wrote:doesnt really make a difference since the letter says "this is at will employment and we reserve right to rescind this offer for whatever reason"Anonymous User wrote:I know most firms make offers over the phone. but do they then send some sort of letter with a formal offer, or do I just call their recruiting department and say "sign me up"?
well, i suppose u at least feel more secure with something in writing lol
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Re: should offers be in writing?
yes, i put all my offer letters on my fridge so people know my superior position in life when they go to get a can of bud lightAnonymous User wrote:It's less a matter of security (because we all know it can be revoked) and more a matter of, I'd like to see in writing all of the salary etc. and maybe some more promotional materials. Also it'd be neat to have the official offer on nice letter headdood wrote:doesnt really make a difference since the letter says "this is at will employment and we reserve right to rescind this offer for whatever reason"Anonymous User wrote:I know most firms make offers over the phone. but do they then send some sort of letter with a formal offer, or do I just call their recruiting department and say "sign me up"?
well, i suppose u at least feel more secure with something in writing lol
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Re: should offers be in writing?
when they see your non-peer beer they immediately re-evaluate their opinion of you. Just sayin.dood wrote:yes, i put all my offer letters on my fridge so people know my superior position in life when they go to get a can of bud lightAnonymous User wrote:It's less a matter of security (because we all know it can be revoked) and more a matter of, I'd like to see in writing all of the salary etc. and maybe some more promotional materials. Also it'd be neat to have the official offer on nice letter headdood wrote:doesnt really make a difference since the letter says "this is at will employment and we reserve right to rescind this offer for whatever reason"Anonymous User wrote:I know most firms make offers over the phone. but do they then send some sort of letter with a formal offer, or do I just call their recruiting department and say "sign me up"?
well, i suppose u at least feel more secure with something in writing lol