The document contains two sample letters, one accepting a job offer and one declining a job offer. The first letter from Chris Peterson accepts an offer to work as a Financial Analyst at Bank One. It thanks the recipient for the offer and restates the monthly salary and relocation benefits. The second letter from Melanie Thomas politely declines an offer to work as an Information Technician at Synergy. It thanks the recipient for the opportunity but states the position is not the best fit for her career goals.
The document contains two sample letters, one accepting a job offer and one declining a job offer. The first letter from Chris Peterson accepts an offer to work as a Financial Analyst at Bank One. It thanks the recipient for the offer and restates the monthly salary and relocation benefits. The second letter from Melanie Thomas politely declines an offer to work as an Information Technician at Synergy. It thanks the recipient for the opportunity but states the position is not the best fit for her career goals.
The document contains two sample letters, one accepting a job offer and one declining a job offer. The first letter from Chris Peterson accepts an offer to work as a Financial Analyst at Bank One. It thanks the recipient for the offer and restates the monthly salary and relocation benefits. The second letter from Melanie Thomas politely declines an offer to work as an Information Technician at Synergy. It thanks the recipient for the opportunity but states the position is not the best fit for her career goals.
To: <EvelynChoung@banking.com> From: <chris@usfca.edu> Subject: Financial Analyst offer
Date: April 10, 2008
Dear Ms. Choung:
I am delighted to accept the offer to join Bank One as a Financial Analyst. I look forward to working directly with you and Mr. Sanchez on the upcoming internal audit for Sandstone Properties. As per our telephone conversation on April 5, 2008, I understand the monthly salary will be $_____and the organization will pay for my relocation expenses, inclusive of moving costs and assistance locating new housing.
Thank you for sending the employment forms. I will bring the completed forms when I report to work on J uly 6, 2008.
Sincerely, Chris Peterson
LETTER DECLINING AN OFFER
To: Mark Kline <m.kline@synergy.com> From: Melanie Thomas <mthomas@usfca.edu> Subject: Information Technician
Date: April 19, 2008
Dear Mr. Kline:
Thank you very much for offering me the position of Information Technician with your organization. After careful consideration, I have decided that this position is not an optimal match for my career goals, and so I respectfully decline the offer.
I appreciated the opportunity to interview with you, and was especially pleased with the discussion we had about the direction you are taking Synergy Information Systems. I wish you success with your new ventures.
Thank you again for considering me for the position.
Sincerely,
Melanie Thomas 423 Fulton Avenue San Francisco, CA 94117 (415) 433-2443, mthomas@usfca.edu 53