How to Decline a Job Offer when you have Multiple offers

[@adnanbushra4375]

You are a great person. Last Wednesday, I went for a job interview and I used your best tactics for answering questions . ;) The panel members really liked my answers and I am now waiting for their feedback. They didn't make a decision yet and hopefully, it will be successful. Wish me good luck.

[@tobiamodu2367]

We're all rooting for you!

[@adnanbushra4375]

@@tobiamodu2367 my man 😉

[@gsusmakama]

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[@Anand-fy8oo]

I found this channel 2 months before, while I was preparing for job interviews, and I watch most of videos to work on my soft skills. The best part of your video is, it help me to answer straight and be who I am, rather than making answers I found my own answers. Thank you, I wish to meet you in person have coffee. Love from India 🇮🇳.

[@DonGeorgevich]

so glad to help you

[@JS-nb2zm]

Amen to that!!! This is a blessed dilemma!

[@joanmerylong3248]

I just declined an offer and took this advise. this really is a good way to decline an offer so thanks so much for this!

[@DonGeorgevich]

glad i could help

[@tustazowiowao]

I think you need to be respectful to company that gave you the offer but don't worry to much because all companies are buness they don't care about too much.they can fired you or laid off you anytime.don t stressed yourself

[@chicku975]

The way you explain makes this stressful situation so comforting

[@koreypaul6698]

Watching this with no job offers...

[@josephjralcantara1916]

Lmaosame

[@kkkkkkkkkk955]

hang in there. I was in the same place. I hope you'll get a job soon!

[@koreypaul6698]

@@kkkkkkkkkk955 Thanks! I currently have one but desperately need a higher paying one. Thanks for your encouragement!

[@kkkkkkkkkk955]

@@koreypaul6698 keep pushing! It's on the way :)

[@JS-nb2zm]

Korey (& SEF) you're just preparing for the future, planting a seed. It will happen! When it does you'll be prepared. You'll be in my prayers. I'm gonna check back, to see a good report of what Jesus has done. He did it for me - a double portion blessing!

[@pcsksa5]

Don's channel is my go to when I want to seach for advice that I feel it could work. Thank you.

[@DonTwanX]

Wow! This video gave me such clarity! Try one and if it doesn’t work out, go back to the other! I was in the scarcity mindset that if I choose a job that doesn’t work out that I will be stuck at a job I don’t like or struggling to find a good job. The truth is I will just have to start looking again. Very simple. I just couldn’t see the truth while stuck in a scarcity mindset.

[@Creeder991]

This is such a great advice. Giving the potential employer a call and expressing genuine gratitude for their offer will most likely keep the door open in the future. Thank you for posting this.

[@DonGeorgevich]

many thanks

[@crabbypinchy]

I was laid off in March after 1.5 weeks of working at a new company...so yes, it happens.

[@ijs8548]

so basically recruting game is like dating game, its all about keeping your options open, and find the perfect fit :)

[@user-kx7bd2xi8x]

Had to turn down 5 jobs but i didn't know how to turn them down or what i should do so i just wasn't going to show up! Thanks man you saved my reputation, your the best!

[@atothezeezee]

Wow - this is my favorite video on this topic. Really good.

[@DonGeorgevich]

You are awesome

[@MarioLuigi2013]

Thank you for creating this video. I had not watched it till today. I have to do this exact thing today via phone call.

[@MarioLuigi2013]

I called today and informed. It was a unique experience and my heart was beating fast. It only took about 2minutes. I recommend writing a script down of what you will say before you notify.

[@pantsharad]

Very wise advice Sir, I got 3 jobs offers and now in dilemma how to say no to one or the other.

[@Jacob-kf8ri]

I've got 3 offers 😭 so many things to consider

[@samrahahmed6464]

I have this dilemma and I am so conflicted! Thanks Dan

[@1ere1]

A professional way to do this. Thank you. 🙂

[@sindeekaye2223]

Love your advice and tips! You’ve helped me more than you can imagine! Thank you! 😊

[@killette2]

What do you do if they try and give you the offer right after the interview but you're still curious about the second interview? Do you take the job, then do the second interview anyways?

[@thegreycloset007]

I need answers to this question because this is my scenario right now

[@Ken-bz7kj]

Take it, have the second interview and then choose

[@jonathandavid1119]

I was in this situation. I was offered a job before my final interview with another place. I thanked them for their job offer but told them I had other offers on the table, although I didn't but it bought me time, and told them if I could take a week to weight out the other offers. I ended up going with the first place anyways but it felt good not feeling pressured to make the decision without hearing out the other place.

[@DonTwanX]

Excellent video! Watch til the end! Very wise advice!

[@wahidullahrafiq934]

Thank you Letter Dear George. This is for you, I appreciate every word you taught me, you trained me, and messaging me by your videos hereby. All you did are precious, responsible, respectable and joy. Wish you best of luck in life's every success moment. And this dedicated to you because I am just hired, a few hours ago. God bless.

[@greenlion6544]

Don, I have two job offers that I want. Both recruited me hard, including a fortune 500 CEO himself, the other a FOUR time Supreme Court winning attorney and they both performed a full-court press to charm me. How do I choose? Please help!

[@rhondachristensen8619]

Here in pa., Large hiring events will usually have human resources, start the hiring process ..it starts and ends, in human resources; which has an advantage....they collect the data, make phone calls, set up interviews ..the first contact is human resources. .this let's you to " weed " thru the hiring process. ..

[@pagrant]

It happens , especially through employment agencies at companies, where the job could last between a few days to a few months. it has happened to me.

[@Lofi-rq3tp]

I have one offer and a virtual interview today..good media 💥

[@siddharthmagazine]

Thank you Don!!!

[@johnr7279]

Spot on!

[@astronemir]

Should I call HR or the hiring manager?

[@rajiblochansur6138]

You are superb sir. You made my life easy now.

[@DonGeorgevich]

Happy to help

[@Divergence]

How can I word it when I accepted the offer and started the job for the first 3 weeks to only get a better offer come along? The one I accepted is a contract role and the other is permanent. Not sure if that helps, as I really don't wanna burn bridges.

[@boobear9488]

I’m currently in the same boat. What did you do?

[@bc5441]

The bad news is, we’re all temporaries. The “permanent” job might not last, but we will go into it hoping it will, of course. I hope you’re still at that better place that you found. In a right to work state, employer or employee can end the working relationship at any time for any reason. Check the terms of your contract. Do you work for a staffing firm as their W2 employee, or are you paid directly by the company for whom you do the work as a 1099 employee? The best takeaway here is to be respectful. Write a professional letter of resignation, and have a conversation with your supervisor (or the staffing firm if, as a contractor, you are their employee), but don’t feel an obligation to stay for two weeks. That’s a professional courtesy and if the timing is possible (maybe the new job has a start date in the future rather than immediately) you can stay after, but recognize that employers tend not to give their employees that courtesy. More often we’re told “You’re fired” or “You’re laid off,” are given a box to pack our desks and are walked out of the building. (I’ve had both happen. I’ve been laid off with no notice, but once I was a contractor whose position was phased out and the company gave me two weeks’ notice. I could have left that day-and received no more pay-but I chose to stay for the two weeks, wrap things up gracefully and say my goodbyes.)

[@ziggeyn405]

I got a job offer but didn't liked the atmosphere nor the products that i should sell as a sales person .. am turning the job offer down

[@marcusa.rivera6377]

What do you do when you get two job offers and you declined the 1st offer after the drug test has been performed. Do I have to re-pay the drug test expense?

[@DonGeorgevich]

I don’t know. That’s up to the employer

[@celinedo9950]

Same question , has anyone know what to in this situation??

[@ibrahimalimamyshaw8376]

Thank you so much

[@bj10jgo]

i'm so confused , im in the same dilemma and need your opinion. . I got job offer last week for job A and took the position. This week i got an offer for job B which pays more, about $7k more a year. Job A is a hybrid schedule that works 2 days in the the office while Job B is hybrid schedule but have to work 4 days in the office. Job A has better medical insurance benefits than job B. I was working for job B previously for 4 years so i have seniority there if i take that while Job A is a brand new company. With all those factors said, which one would you take, Job A or B ????

[@sallywang7778]

How to get back an offer after declining ? I mean I have politely called their manager but he’s pretty disappointed when heard I won’t be able to join the team (not feel ready at that time)... but now I do want to take that opportunity but afraid to call them again...

[@lucasxaxier8407]

Why not accept both offers

[@DonGeorgevich]

if it makes sense for you, then consider it.

[@crownedbycurls]

What if you have 4 job offers? I’m still fairly new being a recruiter and only experience I have is recruiting attorneys but interviewing to be a recruiter in different fields such as banking and manufacture workers and IT... so interviewing for recruiter jobs.. All great companies and offer different but great things? One lets you work remote 2 days a week, really connected with the interviewers and they showed me the office and introduced me to their coworkers, it’s closer to home but pays less but only a 3-4 month contract to perm position... the other is a major mattress manufacturer company, pays a lot more than I ever been paid, far from home, contract to perm but no end date for contract and most contractors there work 1-2 years but didn’t feel like you connected as well as the first and can’t work remotely.... 3rd one is a full time perm job, closer to home that you college friend spoke highly of you to their manager, great benefits, flex schedule but no remote work.... then the 4th is something your comfortable with recruiting and highly skilled at which is recruiting attorneys so you know for sure there will be little to none learning curve.

[@DonGeorgevich]

pick the one that makes you happy.

[@trevwheeler8986]

Good stuff

[@DonGeorgevich]

Glad you enjoyed

[@littlebrit]

Don''t worry about that. Those HR people will not remember you. They are themselves in the job carousel. After one year, there will be totally different people working in that HR department.

[@xpressoyrslf]

What if you get a job offer, take it, and then get another one that could be better for you

[@DonGeorgevich]

then you need to decide if you want to quit the job you just started to take the other one

[@lizrod7892]

I’m still indecisive 🤷🏻‍♀️ One job is close by but pays less while the other one is pretty far but pays more 🤔

[@MissHappiness36]

Wtf Amy Same!

[@stickthatinyourpipeandsmok2457]

You should add the travel time as a cost of labour unpaid eg. 10 hours of travel plus a 40 hour week is 50 hours in total, then add fuel, road tolls and car expenses to the equation and then you will have your answer!

[@liberatski]

Same with me. I picked the higher salary but still not so far

[@chapter4444]

I was upset because a company that offered me a job and I took it decided not to contact me the following week with no explanation. So I did what any normal man would do. I got drunk and went and moved all their traffic cones at their facility 😂🙄. Unfortunately the police showed up so I told them the truth. They let me go so I went to a local breakfast spot. Ironically I was having breakfast with the son of the guy who runs the facility 😂. he said that's b******* give me your information I'll call my dad you'll have a job👍

[@ekaterinaterzi8174]

Greatest tip ever!

[@DonGeorgevich]

glad to hear it

[@mingyiliang8655]

The title should be " How to decline one of the multiple offers without burning the bridge" instead of " How to pick the best one"!

[@DonGeorgevich]

good idea

[@73hd99w]

Does this also work with marriage?

[@DonGeorgevich]

nothing works with marriage :-)

[@rhondachristensen8619]

What are the best jobs, for people over the age of 50, has skills in the workforce but you need to " brush them up ", on social security disability, but you are trying to overcome the health ailments !! HOW, do you do this juggling act !? More and more difficult, because employers don't want to hear you have problems....

[@DonGeorgevich]

I don't think there is such a thing. That would be typecasting an age group. let them do what they do best regardless of their age.

[@rhondachristensen8619]

Pick the one, with the highest salary plus benefits ...

[@DonGeorgevich]

but what if the drive is two hours longer...?

[@cooper7412]

thank you

[@BIG-Ohski]

👍

[@DonGeorgevich]

Many thanks

[@wahidullahrafiq934]

😃🥰