Offers and Acceptance by Rohil Khadgee https://padlet.com/rohilkhadgee/qdzgcl1x6sdy en-us 2018-02-25 23:11:53 UTC 2025-12-07 12:39:40 UTC hello@padlet.com What to do when you receive the job offer. suza_sona https://padlet.com/rohilkhadgee/qdzgcl1x6sdy/wish/235165159 When considering a job offer, it’s easy to get caught up in the excitement and just accept on the spot, however it’s important to let your prospective employer know that you need some time before giving an answer. This will let you evaluate the job offer to be absolutely certain that it is right for you and your lifestyle.]]> 2018-02-25 23:22:01 UTC https://padlet.com/rohilkhadgee/qdzgcl1x6sdy/wish/235165159 Evaluating the job offer. suza_sona https://padlet.com/rohilkhadgee/qdzgcl1x6sdy/wish/235165238  Even if you want the job, make sure you take into account the entire compensation package, not just the salary. While remuneration is important, you may feel that certain benefits and perks outweigh a lower salary. Before you make the decision to accept the position, consider how the position will affect your daily life including travel time, work hours and company culture.]]> 2018-02-25 23:22:31 UTC https://padlet.com/rohilkhadgee/qdzgcl1x6sdy/wish/235165238 When you decide to accept. suza_sona https://padlet.com/rohilkhadgee/qdzgcl1x6sdy/wish/235165340  Even if you’ve accepted a job over the phone, it's a good idea to write a job acceptance email or letter to confirm the details of employment and to formally accept it! Your email or letter should be addressed to the person who offered you the position and include:
  • An expression of appreciation for the opportunity
  • Your written acceptance of the job offer
  • Basic terms of employment, based on your phone discussion (salary, benefits)
  • The starting date of employment
]]> 2018-02-25 23:23:09 UTC https://padlet.com/rohilkhadgee/qdzgcl1x6sdy/wish/235165340 When you decide to decline. suza_sona https://padlet.com/rohilkhadgee/qdzgcl1x6sdy/wish/235165392  Similarly, when declining a job offer, you should write a polite email or letter that is brief and to the point, and which avoids giving any specific reasons for your decline. You may feel the pay was not enough to make ends meet, or the hours would have driven you into the ground, but for the sake of parting on good terms, don’t mention it.

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