Tricky situation for SA - Shall I crawl back?
SA at a BB's regional office. Weeks before the end of my internship, the boss wanted me to return with a desk I didn't feel like I was a culture fit with (they were very intense, non-communicative people who didn't support interns that much). So I raised this and said no to that job. They tried to place me elsewhere but because of headcount restrictions, there was actually no offer for me. Shall I crawl back about the job if I want to do it? If so how can I tactically do that?
Based on the most helpful WSO content, here are some steps you can take to tactically approach this situation:
Assess Your Decision:
Reach Out to HR:
Communicate with Your Boss:
Network Internally:
Be Professional and Respectful:
Prepare for Possible Outcomes:
By following these steps, you can tactically navigate the situation and potentially secure a position that aligns with your career aspirations.
Sources: Backing out after accepting an offer, CS Interns - Resist the temptation to email a banker/staff to ask about your internship, Current Internship: How to play the field having signed for 2020?, Internal Lateraling Guide, Took an Associate job at a tiny firm, how screwed am I?
Big mistake tbh. No harm in trying though
ask for the job back then say no again
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