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"post_content": "Hi all!\nNeed urgent help!\nOne company is asking me to send unedited offers letters that I have inhand. Meaning do not hide the company name n staff that have already given you the offer. They think that what i have sent are not genuine.\nBut if i send them unedited ones it can result in some integrity issue.\nAny advice and suggestions?",
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No you shouldn't share it officially, it is violation of agreement between you and the offer released company.
Let us say company B is asking for A company's offer.
Explain them, if you share now the A's offer letter, what makes them believe in you that you won't share the company B's offer letter to another company C.
So be firm and tell them you are not comfortable in sharing the other company offer, and whether they can afford to match or give higher.
Your confidence in asking this will prove them whether your offer is genuine or not.
Nevertheless, If you don't care about agreement or ethics anything, then it is a different story you can do anything want.. Nobody is gonna know who is going to share which company offer letter.
All the very best
yes it is an issue . Never send offer letter with company name .Please show them over video call if they insist or you can inform them that you will share post your offer revision.
Ask them to drop an official mail which you will be passing on to the employers who offered you to get their official approvals as sharing confidential document is against the terms and conditions and you can be subjected to legal actions
Not at all. You can share the original offer letter.
This isn't correct. One must never share the offer letter unless requested officially with an evidence.
That's on of the reason offer letters are classified restricted
You should not , sharing just the compensation break up makes sense but don’t share the whole offer letter
It's not your problem, it's theirs. You have set up a market price for your services saying that you're already getting that much elsewhere, now it's upto them to bid more. If they want you, they would bid, if not, they won't, but asking details of the other bidder is none of their business.
They might collude with them to reduce the original offer price for your services.
Share the break up
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