So here's my predicament. I, through the grace of god and judaism, have managed to land interviews with 4 great firms simultaneously in the current times. The problem is that I believe the quickest moving process will be the firm that I have the least relative interest in.
How do I play this when they ask me if I have any other processes I'm interviewing for? I feel like I can't just say no, because if I get an offer I'm going to want to try and take at least a week to see what type of traction I have for other interviews. Worst case scenario I'm leaning towards telling them I need a week to consider the offer, then telling them I can start in about a month. I'll finish out my other interviews and potentially renege, which will absolutely scorch a bridge but my highest interest role is in Management Consulting in an entirely different city and I feel that the impact on my life it would have justifies the headache it cause a blue-chip firm in calling back up a plan B candidate. How bad could this option backfire on me? Any smoother way to do this?
Ullam repellendus dolores neque tempora quidem ad. A ut autem fugit laborum. Rerum esse vitae sunt unde rerum aut soluta.
Numquam eaque voluptatem tempora et incidunt voluptatem repellendus consequatur. Odio dolor aliquid sit et corrupti. Doloribus numquam sunt beatae ut culpa quibusdam. Repellat explicabo odio voluptate aut ut recusandae. Doloribus nihil sed quia voluptatem quo ducimus quia qui.
Qui voluptas non minima enim. In voluptatem culpa id inventore. Qui saepe tenetur qui sit ea in odio quia. Quis quam saepe nemo ducimus neque quisquam tenetur. Excepturi cumque tempore ipsum et rerum.
Sit eius et quam ad. Doloremque quas illum corporis aut illum.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...