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Navigating Job Offers with Professional Integrity: A Call for Transparency in Accepting Positions It's happened again. You extend a job offer, and within days, that "Yes!" turns into a "Sorry, I've accepted another position." This trend, where candidates accept an offer only to back out for another shortly after, is growing - but let's talk about why this isn't professional. First off, the recruitment process is an investment. An investment of time, resources, and most importantly, trust. When a candidate says 'yes,' they set a chain of events in motion. Projects are planned, teams are informed, and onboarding is arranged. To renege on that acceptance isn't just inconvenient; it disrupts the entire workflow. Yes, the job market is dynamic, and as professionals, we must navigate these waters with integrity. If you're in the throes of multiple job applications, transparency is key. Keep potential employers informed about where you are in other processes. It's not just about courtesy; it's about building a reputation. The world is smaller than we think, especially within industries — and word gets around. Now, I understand that sometimes a dream offer comes in late. Life is unpredictable, but how you handle that situation speaks volumes about your character. If you must withdraw from an accepted offer, do so with humility. Reach out personally, explain the situation, and express genuine gratitude for the opportunity they offered you. Finding the right role is as much about fit and opportunity as it is about respect and professionalism. In a market where opportunities can feel like buses — "you wait ages for one, then three come along at once" — remember that how you hop on and off can define your professional journey. For it's not merely the offers we accept but the grace with which we handle every twist and turn that carves our path in the professional world. #CareerEthics #Professionalism #JobSearchJourney
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Navigating Job Offers with Professional Integrity: A Call for Transparency in Accepting Positions It's happened again. You extend a job offer, and within days, that "Yes!" turns into a "Sorry, I've accepted another position." This trend, where candidates accept an offer only to back out for another shortly after, is growing - but let's talk about why this isn't professional. First off, the recruitment process is an investment. An investment of time, resources, and most importantly, trust. When a candidate says 'yes,' they set a chain of events in motion. Projects are planned, teams are informed, and onboarding is arranged. To renege on that acceptance isn't just inconvenient; it disrupts the entire workflow. Yes, the job market is dynamic, and as professionals, we must navigate these waters with integrity. If you're in the throes of multiple job applications, transparency is key. Keep potential employers informed about where you are in other processes. It's not just about courtesy; it's about building a reputation. The world is smaller than we think, especially within industries — and word gets around. Now, I understand that sometimes a dream offer comes in late. Life is unpredictable, but how you handle that situation speaks volumes about your character. If you must withdraw from an accepted offer, do so with humility. Reach out personally, explain the situation, and express genuine gratitude for the opportunity they offered you. Finding the right role is as much about fit and opportunity as it is about respect and professionalism. In a market where opportunities can feel like buses — "you wait ages for one, then three come along at once" — remember that how you hop on and off can define your professional journey. For it's not merely the offers we accept but the grace with which we handle every twist and turn that carves our path in the professional world. #CareerEthics #Professionalism #JobSearchJourney
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🎉✨ We hope you all had an amazing Christmas and you're relishing the last of those delicious Christmas leftovers and toasting joyful moments with some fine wine! 🍷🍗 As we wind down the year, here's a thought: while it's fantastic to savour this downtime, why not use it to gear up for an amazing start in 2024 with your job search? Job postings might be sparse until January, but that doesn't mean you can't get a head start. Take this opportunity to fine-tune your CV—ensure it clearly showcases your impressive skill set. Ever thought about companies you'd love to be a part of? Now's the time to research them. Maybe you'll find a mutual connection who could open doors for you! And here's a tip: reach out to your trusted recruitment agency (like us! 😉). We're back in action from January 2nd! A chat about your career aspirations could position you perfectly when that dream job hits the market in the first few weeks of the new year. Ready to make 2024 your year? Let's get ahead together! 🚀💼 #NewYearNewOpportunities #CareerPreparation #JobSearchTips
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Couple of quick points on applying for jobs: 1) YES, people still get jobs from cold applies. Two folks I spoke with in the last two days, IT executives, got their positions they just started by cold applying. And as I have said, I place people every day from applications to jobs I have posted. 2) Don't be too dissuaded by the number of applicants. Obviously being one of the early applicants is a good thing. But in many cases, a high percentage of the applicants to jobs are not qualified. It may take awhile to parse through all the applicants, but if you are highly qualified, there is always a chance they'll get to you. Oh, and finally, if you see a job reposted, and you applied the first time, apply again! One of the folks I work with did that, and sure enough, he ended up getting the job. And he had applied the first time, never heard anything, and just kept an eye out for the job reopening. I know all of this is frustrating and demoralizing. There are no guarantees on what will work. But you'll definitely not get the job if you never applied for it in the first place. #jobsearchtips #jobseeking #jobseekertips #jobseekeradvice #jobsearchstrategies #jobsearch
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When reading a job posting online (or in a publication such as our weekly print edition), there are a few buzz words that Joe Stein warns you to be careful about. For example, when a company says the candidate should be able to work in a “faced paced environment”, that may suggest a not-so-balanced work-life structure. Read more in his article, found at https://lnkd.in/e5tVJE3Q. Search hundreds of local job opportunities on our employment site - wnyjobs.com! #TuesdayTips #JobSearchTips #WNYjobs #BuffaloJobs #BuffaloEmployment
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As the year wraps up with the holidays on the horizon, the job market is gearing down for the end of the year. ✨ If landing a new job is on your wishlist for 2023, the time to act is NOW! Check out these four tips to boost your chances of getting hired this winter! #JobSearchTips #Cella #RandstadDigital
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As the year wraps up with the holidays on the horizon, the job market is gearing down for the end of the year. ✨ If landing a new job is on your wishlist for 2023, the time to act is NOW! Check out these four tips to boost your chances of getting hired this winter! #JobSearchTips #Cella #RandstadDigital
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As the year wraps up with the holidays on the horizon, the job market is gearing down for the end of the year. ✨ If landing a new job is on your wishlist for 2023, the time to act is NOW! Check out these four tips to boost your chances of getting hired this winter! #JobSearchTips #Cella #RandstadDigital
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As the year wraps up with the holidays on the horizon, the job market is gearing down for the end of the year. ✨ If landing a new job is on your wishlist for 2023, the time to act is NOW! Check out these four tips to boost your chances of getting hired this winter! #JobSearchTips #Cella #RandstadDigital
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As the year wraps up with the holidays on the horizon, the job market is gearing down for the end of the year. ✨ If landing a new job is on your wishlist for 2023, the time to act is NOW! Check out these four tips to boost your chances of getting hired this winter! #JobSearchTips #Cella #RandstadDigital
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