Negotiations for terms of a post masters
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Negotiations for terms of a post masters
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I recently got an offer to interview for a post masters program. This would be similar to a post doc in execution, however the program lasts 1 year. However, before that offer I accepted a position at a company I really wanted to work in, but have had delays in hiring.
I plan on working with this company and do not want to quit. However, would it be appropriate to attempt to negotiate or explain my situation during the in person interview they want me to attend? I was hoping to maybe be able to do both programs, with the post masters done in a lesser capacity. Or should i notify them of my job and decline the interview?
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I recently got an offer to interview for a post masters program. This would be similar to a post doc in execution, however the program lasts 1 year. However, before that offer I accepted a position at a company I really wanted to work in, but have had delays in hiring.
I plan on working with this company and do not want to quit. However, would it be appropriate to attempt to negotiate or explain my situation during the in person interview they want me to attend? I was hoping to maybe be able to do both programs, with the post masters done in a lesser capacity. Or should i notify them of my job and decline the interview?
professionalism interviewing job-offer
asked 6 mins ago
Ro SivRo Siv
4991413
before that offer I accepted a position at a company I really wanted to work in, but have had delays in hiring- That statement contradicts itself. If you accepted a job offer then you've been hired.
– joeqwerty
4 mins ago
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I recently got an offer to interview for a post masters program. This would be similar to a post doc in execution, however the program lasts 1 year. However, before that offer I accepted a position at a company I really wanted to work in, but have had delays in hiring.
I plan on working with this company and do not want to quit. However, would it be appropriate to attempt to negotiate or explain my situation during the in person interview they want me to attend? I was hoping to maybe be able to do both programs, with the post masters done in a lesser capacity. Or should i notify them of my job and decline the interview?
professionalism interviewing job-offer
asked 6 mins ago
Ro SivRo Siv
4991413
I recently got an offer to interview for a post masters program. This would be similar to a post doc in execution, however the program lasts 1 year. However, before that offer I accepted a position at a company I really wanted to work in, but have had delays in hiring.
I plan on working with this company and do not want to quit. However, would it be appropriate to attempt to negotiate or explain my situation during the in person interview they want me to attend? I was hoping to maybe be able to do both programs, with the post masters done in a lesser capacity. Or should i notify them of my job and decline the interview?
professionalism interviewing job-offer
professionalism interviewing job-offer
asked 6 mins ago
Ro SivRo Siv
4991413
asked 6 mins ago
Ro SivRo Siv
4991413
asked 6 mins ago
Ro SivRo Siv
4991413
asked 6 mins ago
Ro SivRo Siv
4991413
asked 6 mins ago
Ro SivRo Siv
4991413
4991413
before that offer I accepted a position at a company I really wanted to work in, but have had delays in hiring- That statement contradicts itself. If you accepted a job offer then you've been hired.
– joeqwerty
4 mins ago
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before that offer I accepted a position at a company I really wanted to work in, but have had delays in hiring- That statement contradicts itself. If you accepted a job offer then you've been hired.
– joeqwerty
4 mins ago
before that offer I accepted a position at a company I really wanted to work in, but have had delays in hiring - That statement contradicts itself. If you accepted a job offer then you've been hired.– joeqwerty
4 mins ago
before that offer I accepted a position at a company I really wanted to work in, but have had delays in hiring - That statement contradicts itself. If you accepted a job offer then you've been hired.– joeqwerty
4 mins ago
add a comment |
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before that offer I accepted a position at a company I really wanted to work in, but have had delays in hiring- That statement contradicts itself. If you accepted a job offer then you've been hired.– joeqwerty
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