Contract Signing
I was sent two original copies of the contract. Do I sign both and keep one of them, or do I send them both?
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Sign one and send it back, keep the other one....Read it over again, but usually they say sign and return and the additional copy is for your reference.
Agreed. Just sign the first and send it back. The only exception would be if you had to send the copies to 2 different parties - for example, one to HR and one to the group - this is definitely not normal as HR usually handles that type of stuff, but hey, ya never know. I would read through the contract (you should do this anyway), and as long as only one recipient is mentioned (which should be the case), sign the first and send it back - keep the second for your records - essentially it just saves you from scanning the doc or making a copy.
Congratulations on the offer!
Lol. Had this same question. Over the weekend. Ultimately sent 1 back and kept copy for my records. Congrats!
Frame it and hang it on your wall like you would for a diploma... I'm serious. You made it. Congrats bro.
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