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Ok, could you explain why you think that?Jessuf wrote:Yes, that's an acceptance.
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1. I don't think it matters what you think; she thinks you accepted. You let her continue to think that. You're in the same position whether or not you "actually" accepted.Anonymous User wrote:1) Would you consider my interactions with the first D.A. office as an acceptance? 2) What's the best way to handle this situation in terms of declining the offer where they thought I accepted?
2. No idea. I had a similar situation for 1L summer where the employer told another employee I was their intern, but I told the employer right away that I didn't mean to accept yet because I had another interview the next day. If you really need to withdraw from this position (people will tell you not to), I suggest you do it like pulling off a band-aide.
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Re: Offer/Acceptance Question
Thanks man I appreciate the adviceggocat wrote:1. I don't think it matters what you think; she thinks you accepted. You let her continue to think that. You're in the same position whether or not you "actually" accepted.Anonymous User wrote:1) Would you consider my interactions with the first D.A. office as an acceptance? 2) What's the best way to handle this situation in terms of declining the offer where they thought I accepted?
2. No idea. I had a similar situation for 1L summer where the employer told another employee I was their intern, but I told the employer right away that I didn't mean to accept yet because I had another interview the next day. If you really need to withdraw from this position (people will tell you not to), I suggest you do it like pulling off a band-aide.
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