Interviewing after accepting offer
I accepted a internship offer from for a Big4 consulting internship in the federal space this summer after they cancelled the program last year. They made the offer on an exploding deadline of a week so I went ahead and signed basically as soon as it came in. However, I have been passively recruiting for other positions as well. I have an interview next week with a litigation consulting firm that pays much better.
How inappropriate is this?
How transparent about this should I be?
Should I be worried about OCR's relationship with my school?
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Don’t know if you’ve sorted this out but there’s no issue in interviewing with other places after you’ve signed. Do not tell them you’re interviewing with other places. People do this all the time, if you end up rescinding the big4 offer you don’t have to tell them why.
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