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From: Felsecker [felsecker]
Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2000 9:43 AM
To: ArtsEdNet Talk
Subject: job offer
QUESTION FOR YOU ALL: What would you do??
Ah, ethics....! What *I* would do, which may have nothing to do with what
your daughter can/would/should do, would be to call the first principal
directly, person to person. Thank him for his message, and express the same
eagerness toward meeting. Explain the situation, pretty much as you
explained it to us, stressing her desire to teach at the lower grade level
and in her geographic area (if that is relevant). Have her explain when the
other interview is, that she will mention to that school that she has a
pending offer and will ask for as quick of a determination as possible from
them , and that she will contact him as soon as she has heard anything at
all.
If he is a professional and wants her, I would think that he would respect
this and have no problem waiting a week or two. If, however, he finds
someone else in the meantime (and she can express this consideration to him)
and feels it necessary to offer the position to that person, then she will
understand.
After being to understanding and considerate herself, he might be hard
pressed to be hard-nosed about it.
Just my thoughts *if I were in that position*.
Lar P.
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