How to Turn Down an Offer without Burning a Bridge

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How to Turn Down an Offer without Burning a Bridge By Steven Weidinger You've submitted a series of tailored resumes and exceptional cover letters, aced video interviews, and second rounds of in-person interviews, and it's all paid off! But maybe it is paid off too well, and now you have to choose between multiple opportunities. How do you turn down an offer, but keep a positive connection? Read post Where you work, what does employee recognition look like? By Phoebe Finn Want to improve motivation, job satisfaction, morale, and employee retention? Research shows that giving and receiving appreciation helps employees feel good. They strive for better performance too. After all, "Thanks goes a long way." Read post Featured Jobs Business Development Specialist responsible for providing ongoing client relationships and sales outreach to the Continuing Professional Education marketplace. Reporting to the Director of Business Development, the BDS will work closely with various departments (Mason Colleges, Marketing, Finance, Admissions, Purchasing, Legal) to align education solutions and generate revenue and increase enrollment from client partner organizations. Apply Now Assistant County Attorney V  Salary: $93,997.49 - $156,662.06 Annually The County Attorney's Office is seeking an attorney with legal knowledge and litigation experience in the area of abuse and neglect of children and the elderly. The position is located in the Office of the County Attorney's Personnel section. The successful applicant will represent the Department of Family Services in litigation involving abused and neglected children in the Fairfax County Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court, Circuit Court, Virginia Court of Appeals, and the Virginia Supreme Court. Apply Now Mechanical Discipline Manager - Healthcare responsible for knowing how to do the work committed to proposals and leading the appropriate resources to do the work for MEP healthcare projects. The Discipline Manager will also assist Project/Client Managers by providing engineering resources - a design team - to help meet the client's desires and budget. Apply Now Follow us online:

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