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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Shadowing for a week is a lot. Maybe he didn't like it there?

It sounds like he is not mature enough just tell your DH "Thanks, but..." which is what he should do. He definitely should't have to take the job that isn't right in deference to your DH, but he should probably communicate. Maybe he will after he makes his decision?

If I were DH I wouldn't say anything though. What's gonna come of it? What's the point? He's an adult. [/quote]
He was all about it, but his wife thinks he will make more money somewhere else (he won't; [b]compare his position to a doc review job offer at a law firm. Gotta start somewhere to get your feet wet.[/b] He would absolutely be offered a job from within eventually, but he's never going to without being in doc review first. He truly will have a hard time doing better elsewhere.) His wife thinks he will be offered a better position somewhere else with no experience. This is what he told the recruiter, who basically told him he's passing up a really good offer.

It's really a maturity issue. [/quote]

Are you an attorney or is this a legal job? Because doc review is a pretty hard thing to climb out of. It's absolutely not an ideal place to start and is a huge uphill battle and career killer/dead end. Getting a different/substantive legal job after doc review can be done, but it's not easy or typical. [/quote]

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