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Offered a Job.

garp · 2016-07-29 10:57:10

Right then. Three weeks ago I was offered a position with a company. Happy days. I was sent an email asking me to fill in and send back a few forms and what not and told that the sender would be my contact for this position/company. I did that within 24 hours. I have now been waiting for any feed back from my contact. None…

29-07-2016 10:57am

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garp

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Right then.

Three weeks ago I was offered a position with a company. Happy days.
I was sent an email asking me to fill in and send back a few forms and what not and told that the sender would be my contact for this position/company. I did that within 24 hours.
I have now been waiting for any feed back from my contact. None of the references given have told me that they have been in touch as of yet.

I know of one other that was also offered a position and they have had contact with their person.

So my question is should I start to push the offer or let things be for a bit longer.

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#2 29-07-2016 10:58am

Wizard!

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I would push. I did that today actually.

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#3 29-07-2016 11:00am

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You should be phoning them up.

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#4 29-07-2016 11:01am

com1

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A polite e-mail enquiring as to whether everything you sent to them is in order and how it is progressing might give them a nudge in the right direction

or even phone call as listermint suggests.

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#5 29-07-2016 12:34pm

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Emails are too easy to ignore. Call them.

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