By Stephanie Navasu, Assistant Branch Manager
Being on the job hunt is scary stuff, whether you are currently working or unemployed. After several months of applying and talking to recruiters, and interviewing, and submitting your resume, that oh, so sweet moment when you get an offer is probably one of the most exciting, anxious, craziest moments of pure joy and fear you will probably ever experience. OK, that may have been exaggerated a little, but you get the picture. Below are don’ts and dos to help you through the process of what to do once the offer comes:
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