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Leaving a job before you start?

texas_jack

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So I accepted an offer for a new job on Monday and of ******* course a recruiter for the kind of job I really want called later that afternoon. I told them I have to decide on first offer by Aug 1 which is partially true because aug 1 is the start date for the first offer which I actually already accepted. Any tips on making this as smooth as possible? I guess there is no nice way to do it.
 

GreenFrog

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I say just interview with the preferred employer and if you get the offer, withdraw from the original one by saying an unexpected opportunity you just couldn't pass up came around and that you're terribly sorry for the situation you're leaving them in. Gotta rip the bandaid so to speak but be apologetic about it at the very least.

****** situation and you'll most likely burn bridges with them, but you gotta do you.

Either way, congrats!
 
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