Public Defender or Attorney General? Forum
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Public Defender or Attorney General?
There I was staring at the end of the semester drawing nigh with only one offer from the Public Defender's Office in a large Midwest city. I accepted. Today, I received an unexpected offer from the state's AG. WTF? I assume that the AG looks better on a resume, but what is the best way to decline after acceptance? Any wisdom is greatly appreciated.
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NotMyRealName09
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Re: Public Defender or Attorney General?
Like this - "It is with regret that I write to advise I have decided to take another position, which was not available at the time I accepted your offer for (Job? Internship?) Thank you for your time. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me."
Short and sweet, they'll get over it quickly.
Short and sweet, they'll get over it quickly.
