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Anonymous User
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Turning down offers: phone or email?
CSO told me to use phone. Email seems better to me since there is an actual record of it. Either or?
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Snape
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Re: Turning down offers: phone or email?
Email only.
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Anonymous User
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Re: Turning down offers: phone or email?
and contact the recruiter? not the hiring partner or something right?
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anon168
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Re: Turning down offers: phone or email?
Please have the common sense and courtesy to make a telephone call.
If you want a record of it, simply follow up with a nice e-mail.
Don't burn bridges. Ever.
If you want a record of it, simply follow up with a nice e-mail.
Don't burn bridges. Ever.
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Anonymous User
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Re: Turning down offers: phone or email?
+1. Who is best to contact?Anonymous User wrote:and contact the recruiter? not the hiring partner or something right?
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imchuckbass58
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Re: Turning down offers: phone or email?
Call.Anonymous User wrote:+1. Who is best to contact?Anonymous User wrote:and contact the recruiter? not the hiring partner or something right?
Definitely contact the recruiter just to make sure you're marked down as a decline. If there were any partners/associates who you spoke with repeatedly / were nice to you through the process, give them a call as a courtesy. I called a lawyer at every single firm I turned down, and it was not as awkward as it would seem. They seemed glad I called.
Don't call the hiring partner unless you had personal contact with him/her as above.
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