What is usually needed in accepting a full time after after you receive an offer from the firm after the summer? I got an offer letter that asked for signature. I turned that in but I am wondering if any other action is needed? I haven't heard any other word or response so I guess I am just freaking out.
Worst case scenario if they didn't get the letter they would let me know before my offer expires right?
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Accepting full-time offer post-SA.
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Re: Accepting full-time offer post-SA.
Just e-mail the recruiting manager/director. Hopefully you were able to speak with them over the summer so they know who you are. It wouldn't be a bad e-mail to send.
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Re: Accepting full-time offer post-SA.
What usually entails accepting a full time offer? Is it usually just signing a form or verbal acceptance?
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Re: Accepting full-time offer post-SA.
I just called the recruiting coordinator and accepted verbally. No paperwork. I was told that the firm would get in contact with me in the spring to go over start dates and other administrative stuff
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