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Multiple Job Opportunities

What is the best way to handle having multiple nurse manager job interviews and opportunities if the first one is making an offer? I want to check out all the opportunities before making such an important decision.

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    How far apart are the interviews scheduled? It's not uncommon to take some time to think about an offer before accepting. Just say something like, I appreciate your offer. I'd like to review the offer letter and think about it. I'll get back to you by the end of next week.”

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    I always ask for time to consider the offers. The last time I accepted a position, I took two weeks between considering the offers and negotiating pay. To be fair, I know the employers because I live in a small town kind of area. So they both knew I was weighing the offers between each other. There were no hurt feelings when I made the decision. In the past, I would sit on an offer for about a week before making a decision. I always told the employer I want to be sure the job was the right fit for me and them.

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    I circumvent this problem by applying for one job at a time. It is just easier, as I see it, to deal with one set of circumstances at a time.

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    You might buy yourself 5 business days.The position that is my top priority I let them know I am interviewing multiple places. To have more than 5 five business is uncommon.

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