I recently signed an offer with my top choice bank and now have to turn down interviews that I had as back-ups. Some of the HR people are asking where I received an offer from. Is there any reason to tell them even though I already got my 1st choice and signed?
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HR likes to track this info for their own recruiting efforts. There’s no downside in telling them, and in my opinion it is always a good idea to maintain a positive relationship with HR.
Thank you. I was leaning towards telling them to be nice. I just wanted to make sure there weren’t any downsides that I had overlooked.
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