Mcdonalds Job Interview Tips
I chose to terminate the contract for the first job because it is not as relevant to the career path I want to follow as the second job is. I am also planning on applying for a postgraduate degree, and I know for a fact that the second job (the one I just accepted the offer for in favour of the other offer) will make my application for a postgraduate degree in the career I want to follow much stronger than it would have been without it - and the postgrad I'll be applying for is very competitive, so I need as much experience as I can get. (and yes, before you ask, I do need to study this postgrad if I want anything resembling a chance of getting a job in that field). So, at the end of the day, all I've really lost is the chance to apply to the other employer. The one I just terminated the contract with. I would much rather lose my chances of applying to that company again than turn down a job that would look better on an application for a postgraduate degree (which, as I already stated, I do need if I want a job in that field).
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They may be slightly miffed, but there will be a second and third choice candidate they will approach and make an offer. OP: Just pop in to the personnel department and tell them you made an error and do not wish to continue with your employment. They may want a resignation letter. There will usually be a short termination period, but they may equally say OK pack your things and leave immediately. Yes, you can do it. Just be apologetic and tell them ASAP, don't explain that the other company just has better hours but you could say something like 'I was committed to and excited about working for your company but an unexpected opportunity has come up which I feel I can't turn down'. You should be aware that depending on the hiring manager/company they may never make you an offer again, they may not care as well but it's possible it affects your employment chances. Update: the second employer emailed me today and offered me the job. So I now have two job offers. I am going to try and terminate the contract for the first job offer, as it is not as relevant to the career I want to follow, and I will hopefully be able to accept this second job offer.