Getting a Counteroffer: Don’t Let the Money Blind You A counteroffer from your employer can be tempting, especially if it addresses salary concerns But before you jump back in, consider the potential downsides: Strained Trust: Resigning shows a desire to leave. Accepting a counteroffer can damage trust with your manager, who might doubt your commitment. Short-Term Fix: Money might mask … Read More
Referral fees
When/If you provide National Engineering Search with the name of a candidate that we ultimately place with one of our clients (within 12 months of submission), you will be paid $1,000 for the referral. Our goal is to reward our colleagues for taking the time to refer highly qualified people to us. We truly appreciate the help.
Sample resignation letters
(Date) (Employer) (Company Name) (Address) (City, State, Zip) Dear (Employer Name): This is to inform you that I have accepted a position with (new company name), and irrevocably submit my resignation. I want to express my gratitude for a rewarding professional association during my employment with (company name). This decision was not an easy one and involved many hours of … Read More
Handling counteroffers
A counteroffer can be defined as any inducement — concrete or implied – from a current employer aimed at convincing you to stay after you have announced an intent to leave. Webster’s Dictionary defined counter as a verb meaning, “to meet attacks or arguments with defensive or retaliatory steps — to offset or nullify.” The word “defensive” in the above … Read More
Preparing for an interview
Congratulations on getting an interview! Interview preparation is crucial to ensure you showcase your skills, knowledge, and personality in the best possible way. Remember you are interviewing them as well! Investigate the role and it’s applicability to your skills and goals and also make sure that the CULTURE of the firm is compatible with your values. Our client is truly … Read More