Re: FW: correction--job opening

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        Negotiate. Figure out what you'd really like, and ask them for a
little more. If you're not used to doing this, role-play with somebody.
        Mary

Mary Durlak  Erie Documentation Inc.
East Aurora, New York (near Buffalo)
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On Fri, 15 May 1998, John Posada wrote:

> This was sent to me and the person asked that this be sent anon...I didn't
> see the harm. Please respond on the list as I'd rather not forward messages
> back and forth.
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> I haven't talked to Eric about this situation...is there an official way
> to post anonymously?
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> Here is the situation:
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> I interviewed with a company yesterday for about 3 hours and just a few
> minutes ago HR called to tell me that another HR individual
> will be calling to make me an offer for a co-op position.
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> I'm not sure if I should take the position or not though.  I haven't had
> a chance to interview with this other company yet for a co-op position
> and I am also waiting to hear from about a full-time permanent position
> that I interviewed for earlier this week.  I'm also nervous about leaving
> the job I have now...because its full-time permanent and has great
> benefits, but I'm not learning what I want to learn here.
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> The company that wants to hire me now  doesn't offer benefits to its
> co-op
> employees and I'm not surewhat the pay rate will be yet.  The money is
> crucial
> for me because I donot have parents or other relatives to fall back on.
> There also is no
> guarantee if this position will turn into full-time permanent employment.
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> On the other hand, from the conversations I had with the people who work
> there now, it sounds like I will gain some wonderful and badly needed
> experience.
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> What do I do?
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> John Posada (forwarded for anon)
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