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Reaffirming interest in offer?
I just received an offer from a firm tonight. I know that I have to reaffirm my interest within 14 days, but is it okay to do that asap? For example, can I respond to the offer email with a reaffirmation of interest? Or should I just respond saying thanks, and then reaffirm in ~1 to 2 weeks?
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Re: Reaffirming interest in offer?
You should reaffirm closer to the 14 days.
Congrats on the offer!
Congrats on the offer!
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Re: Reaffirming interest in offer?
Thank you so much! Should I respond to the email? I already said thanks to the hiring partner over the phone, but the email is from the recruiting coordinator.QContinuum wrote:You should reaffirm closer to the 14 days.
Congrats on the offer!
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Re: Reaffirming interest in offer?
You can fire off a quick "thank you!" in response, but if it's already been 24+ hours since you got the email, I'd lean in favor of simply not responding. In any case the recruiting coordinator won't hold a lack of a "thank you" response against you.
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