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Material_Complaint_7's journey

Milestones, reflections, and progress updates connected as your layoff-to-next-step story unfolds.

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    I recently had a couple of interviews that went surprisingly well. After a previous post seeking advice, I interviewed with one company and they said they would get back to me next week. On the same day, I had another interview with a different company that I was initially reluctant to attend due to burnout from the job search. However, I went and met with three managers, including the one I would be working under. The interview went really well, and to my surprise, they offered me the job! I signed the offer letter and gave them permission to run a background check. HR informed me that my official start date for onboarding is July 6th, pending the background check results, which I’m confident will be clean. Now, I’m in a bit of a dilemma. I need to give my current job a two weeks’ notice, which I want to do to leave on good terms since I don’t have any issues with my manager or coworkers. However, I haven’t received a copy of the offer letter yet, and I’m worried about the possibility of having my offer rescinded. Should I wait until I have the offer letter in hand before I submit my notice? I’m anxious about this because I want to ensure everything is set in stone before I fully commit to my move.

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    I have a virtual interview scheduled for tomorrow for a position transitioning from urgent care to primary care. The recruiter I spoke with was incredibly pleasant and expressed her excitement about my resume, mentioning it twice during our conversation. She highlighted that my skills and experience align well with what they need on their team. I'm feeling hopeful about this opportunity, but I struggle with interviews and really want to make a good impression. I'm particularly anxious about the 'tell me about yourself' question, which I find challenging. If anyone has tips on how to answer this effectively while keeping the interviewer engaged, I would greatly appreciate it.

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