JOB OFFER - How to evaluate, accept or decline it

“Congratulations – You got the job offer” – is the statement makes you feel happy and proud of yourself especially during the pandemic situation. Before you initiate a job interview, check for the company profile, reviews, and the services they offer. After an evaluation to yourself with the job and experience that you hold – You should always look before you leap.

Take a minute to re-read the offer letter. Weigh the pros and cons, if you have any of the unanswered questions in your and you didn’t get a chance to speak out during the interview process. You can call the HR person and clear your doubts before accepting the offer. Always try to analyze the offer following your career development, quality of life improvement, this guides you better in accepting the job offer.

Try to have methodical thoughts while you reject the offer too. Accepting the offer would take you to career development but rejecting offer plays a major role. Always have a careful observation of the reason that you have in mind while rejecting the offer. No bridge will burn just by rejecting the offer. Every interview is leading to a successful onboard, in that way, there is no law that states rejecting the job offer is a sin as long as you do not commit to the HR. There are cases where people react badly just to decline the offer.

When you have a demand, talk to your employer about the requirement you have. If there are any possibilities for employers to offer demand. You need not waste the offer. In case, the demand is not accepted, you can directly say the employer regarding your inconvenience, or you can also drop a polite email regarding your offer decline status.

Always make sure about the attitude that you throw to the employer. For instance, Timeliness is more important than connecting on the phone, so if reaching someone by phone would add days to the process, go ahead and send an email. Just add a note like, “I’d hoped to reach you on the phone, but wasn’t able to reach you and didn’t want to delay the process.”

Express your gratitude,

When you turn down the offer, say something like, “I really appreciate the time you spent talking with me about the position, and I hope our paths might cross in the future. ”If you really liked the company or the manager and think you might be interested in working with them in the future, say something like, “I’m really impressed by the work you’re doing”.