MrKat
May 21st, 2008, 08:13 PM
Just curious, how everyone goes about handling their job search when they got several different job offers and/or interviews on the go - whether its interviews, future short term jobs, serious or light inquiries, etc.
Say you have an interview, and they say they will get back to you next week or shortly after and/or they arent looking to hire for at least a few weeks. How do YOU go about handling it? Are you the type who will sit and wait to hear back from your most anticipated job offer until you move onto the next? Or do you keep looking and going to interviews, even when you already have been talking/seeing several people.
Im the 2nd. I never sit around and wait for someone to get back. Unless its a job that I really want then I can wait a bit. But I pretty much take it as a "first come first serve", pretty much whomever offers me a job first I take it. So just because I may have met up with so and so earlier in the week and he said he would get back to me next week...doesnt mean there is a gaurentee that I will still be avail to accept his job when he does call back (if he does offer one). Just an example.
Say you have an interview, and they say they will get back to you next week or shortly after and/or they arent looking to hire for at least a few weeks. How do YOU go about handling it? Are you the type who will sit and wait to hear back from your most anticipated job offer until you move onto the next? Or do you keep looking and going to interviews, even when you already have been talking/seeing several people.
Im the 2nd. I never sit around and wait for someone to get back. Unless its a job that I really want then I can wait a bit. But I pretty much take it as a "first come first serve", pretty much whomever offers me a job first I take it. So just because I may have met up with so and so earlier in the week and he said he would get back to me next week...doesnt mean there is a gaurentee that I will still be avail to accept his job when he does call back (if he does offer one). Just an example.