MrBottle:
Good morning y'all,

We need sound advice from you guys.

A cousin got a good job that pays six figures and is expected to start in a week. The few days to commencement of work he received an interview invite from a multinational company that will pay him thrice and other amazing benefits. It is a sort after position and there is no guarantees that he may get in even though he is a bright and an intelligent dude.
He has resigned from his former position and is waiting patiently to start the new work before this interview invitation popped up. What do you suggest he'd do?


....please ....it is quite urgent

MrBottle:
Good morning y'all,

We need sound advice from you guys.

A cousin got a good job that pays six figures and is expected to start in a week. The few days to commencement of work he received an interview invite from a multinational company that will pay him thrice and other amazing benefits. It is a sort after position and there is no guarantees that he may get in even though he is a bright and an intelligent dude.
He has resigned from his former position and is waiting patiently to start the new work before this interview invitation popped up. What do you suggest he'd do?


....please ....it is quite urgent

Billygee2u:
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Fulanis are on rampage killing people without any security challenge.
May disaster befall those supporting Buhari and APC

Fxwarrior:


See ya mouth. Reschedule like unto his papa get the company abi? Is he the only candidate that was invited?

pressplay411:


Does the interview date clash with his day of resumption?

Wisdom is necessary for such situation.
There are two scenarios here;

- Has he signed the letter of employment?
If yes, he cannot afford to dishonour the contract.
Hence he should let go of the other interview and focus on his new job. Since he's bound by the contract to work for a stipulated minimum duration. Opportunities will always come as long as he's improving himself in his new appointment.

-If he's yet to sign a letter of employment, it is actually a bargaining chip that could swing in his favour.
He should call, apologising that he has another interview with so-so company and that he would ensure to resume immediately the next day or if possible after the interiew.
But even here discretion is necessary in the second scenario. He should not sound arrogant but genuinely passionate and sorry about the situation.

Trust me, all things being equal, everything with prayers, he'll be just fine.

gaby:
What if it's the new company trying to further test how loyal he could be in his new position?

That will be a gargantuan gbege....

pressplay411:


Does the interview date clash with his day of resumption?

Wisdom is necessary for such situation.
There are two scenarios here;

- Has he signed the letter of employment?
If yes, he cannot afford to dishonour the contract.
Hence he should let go of the other interview and focus on his new job. Since he's bound by the contract to work for a stipulated minimum duration. Opportunities will always come as long as he's improving himself in his new appointment.

-If he's yet to sign a letter of employment, it is actually a bargaining chip that could swing in his favour.
He should call, apologising that he has another interview with so-so company and that he would ensure to resume immediately the next day or if possible after the interiew.
But even here discretion is necessary in the second scenario. He should not sound arrogant but genuinely passionate and sorry about the situation.

Trust me, all things being equal, everything with prayers, he'll be just fine.

pressplay411:


Does the interview date clash with his day of resumption?

Wisdom is necessary for such situation.
There are two scenarios here;

- Has he signed the letter of employment?
If yes, he cannot afford to dishonour the contract.
Hence he should let go of the other interview and focus on his new job. Since he's bound by the contract to work for a stipulated minimum duration. Opportunities will always come as long as he's improving himself in his new appointment.

-If he's yet to sign a letter of employment, it is actually a bargaining chip that could swing in his favour.
He should call, apologising that he has another interview with so-so company and that he would ensure to resume immediately the next day or if possible after the interiew.
But even here discretion is necessary in the second scenario. He should not sound arrogant but genuinely passionate and sorry about the situation.

Trust me, all things being equal, everything with prayers, he'll be just fine.

Turkeelex:


honestly mr gaby u're very intelligent, this is what i was about to say, employers use different tactics these days, i give it to u sir! i pray the guy won't fall into their trap.....

askibee:
now this is a serious issue but if it where me this is what I will do.

get a paper and a biro,check my risk level an write it down, check my chances with the new invite and weigh it very well an write my conclusion down. I will go away from any distraction for two good days for a retreat pray and receive direction from God. I will definitely get an answer very simple.

collum:
it is a trap oh by his new employer. he should reject the invitation.
my company does that when will employ a new staff into a very sensitive position.

gaby:
What if it's the new company trying to further test how loyal he could be in his new position?

That will be a gargantuan gbege....

ebonflexy:
This is a very simple something.

Continue with the job he is about to start in a week, but still go interview for the multinational one.

Who in their right mind would abort a for sure job over a bloody interview?

Badooguy:
If the date are the same, let him take excuse from the new job to resume the next day.

MrBottle:
Good morning y'all,

We need sound advice from you guys.

A cousin got a good job that pays six figures and is expected to start in a week. The few days to commencement of work he received an interview invite from a multinational company that will pay him thrice and other amazing benefits. It is a sort after position and there is no guarantees that he may get in even though he is a bright and an intelligent dude.
He has resigned from his former position and is waiting patiently to start the new work before this interview invitation popped up. What do you suggest he'd do?


....please ....it is quite urgent

blessedweapon:
A breast at hand is more than two in the bra.