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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] [quote] And they brought him in and liked him. They wanted to make him an offer. So DH was right; the kid is a winner. Whether or not he takes the job is irrelevant. DH put forward a viable and qualified candidate. That's his part in this...not making sure the kid takes the job. [/quote] But DH did what he did because the young man told him that he wanted the job and now he is backing out. Either that or OP's DH totally mis-read young man's intention from the beginning. [/quote] I don't know about you, but I've definitely applied for jobs thinking that they look great on paper, but when I get there and meet the people, I realize it's a total sh*tshow and not a fit. I withdraw from the process. You don't know at the beginning if it's a fit. You're making a decision about them like they're making a decision about you. [/quote] NP. The young man said his reason was financial, not due to a bad fit. He knew the salary going into the process, if it wasn't enough he could have withdrawn then. [/quote] Sometimes I've said the reason is financial because I don't want to call them a**hats to their faces. [/quote]
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