Reflections on a Rare Job Search Experience with Multiple Offers
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Summary
The author reflects on their recent job search experience, highlighting the rarity of having multiple job offers simultaneously in their 15-year career. They emphasize the importance of being selective with job applications and the advantageous position this puts them in during negotiations.
Key quotes
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I’m sure I could have made this happen before if that was the goal but I’ve always tried to be selective with the companies I apply to.
As everyone has already told you I’m sure, this is a great position to be in when negotiating your offer.
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