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I'm a young graduate fresher looking for job opportunity in finance and tax. It has been more than 2 months I'm not employed. I have no work experience, for now there is a recruitment going on in pwc and KPMG for the position of analyst indirect tax in Mumbai for fresher. Need a referral can someone for pwc please refer me for this role?
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I kind of have to agree... The first sentence and the first half of the second sentence were good. I would have ended there. You could have said something like, "I am sorry for your loss, take your time. I will be here whenever you are ready. Again, I'm sorry." Something like that would have made it a little more about them and a little less about you. Now, it kind of seems like you are a little insensitive. I know that's not how you meant it, but that's how it comes off.
Yeah that’s what I’m worried about. I also didn’t want to seem shallow but saying directly I care knowing I barely know this pm. For some reason I feel it comes off worse just saying sorry for your loss.
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I might be wrong, but “as I will be on the lookout for responses” doesn’t sound very tactful.
My thing is that I don’t work with this group. So I didn’t know how to exactly respond to someone’s relative dying. I felt responding with I am sorry for your loss is kind of dull as I don’t know them nor have I met them.I was meaning take your take as in I don’t mind when they get back to me.
You should never mention your needs/wants in the same context as wishing the best for someone. It's already established you are requesting review, and it's implicit you are awaiting a response, so just saying "sorry for your loss" etc is enough.