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> What you could say is that you will give them the
> information as long as
> they don't mind you sharing the name of their
> company with other potential
> employers. That would probably bring an end to that
> topic of discussion
> without creating hard feelings.
That is usually my response for any question that I
might be asked but feel uneasy about answering.
Q: Can we ask you how much you've been offered by
other positions you've interviewed at?
A:Sure, as long as I can mention your offer to others
I might be interviewing at.
Q: Can we see some work you've done at past
assignments?
A: Sure, as long as I'll be able to show the work I do
for you at assignments after yours.
Hey! It's the Golden Rule, so it has to be a fair
response..."Do unto others as ...."
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John Posada
Western Union International
(w) jposada -at- westernunion -dot- com
(p) john -at- tdandw -dot- com
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