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Job Offer Advice
Acknowledge the Job Offer

A good piece of job offer advice is to acknowledge the job offer, even if you are not yet sure about accepting it.


This can be done by writing a letter or sending an email.This also buys you some time while making the decision on whether to accept the job offer or not.

Sample acknowledgment letter

Candidate's Name
Your Address
Your City, State, Zip Code
Your Phone Number
Your Email

The date

Mr John Jackson
Human Resources Director
Bright Waters Inc.
Address
City, State, Zip Code

Dear Mr. Jackson

I am acknowledging your letter offering me the Sales Representative position with Bright Waters, Incorporated. Thank you for offering me this exciting opportunity. I will contact you with a decision by Wednesday the 10th as requested.

I appreciate the time you have given me to consider your offer so that I can be sure my decision will be the right one in terms of both my career goals and the needs of your company.

Please do not hesitate to call me if I can provide you with any information you may need.

Sincerely,

Candidate's signature

Candidate's typed name

Use this job offer advice to stand out. By formally acknowledging and thanking the employer for the job offer you make a great start if you do decide to accept the offer and go to work for the company. If you decline the offer, you will be remembered as a professional and polite candidate.

The Job Offer

How to Decide on the Job Offer

Job Offer Acceptance Letter

Confirm Acceptance of Employment

Decline a Job Offer Letter

Click on the table above for help with writing your job offer acceptance or rejection letter.



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