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If you told me that I would move onto other applicants.
Exactly what I would be afraid of. Thank you for the advice!
You can mention once you’ve received the offer. Not a good look to bring up in an interview
Right, that makes more sense. Thank you for the advice!
Sometimes recruiters will ask you that information. The last screening that I received the recruiter asked me if I was interviewing or had any job offers on the table.
Pro
Keep it under wraps.
Give a start date in a month
Try and land the other job
Do whats best for you
You tell the recruiter so that they know you are in demand and they need to move it. It helps.
I wouldn't share that you have another offer because it may seem that you are not interested in the position. Which one do you prefer? You can ask in the final round of interviews what their process is to provide an offer and hire - is it a few weeks? A few months? In that case I would accept the first offer.
I would prefer the second company since it’s a bigger organization and fits more closely to what I do. But you’re correct, I don’t want to seem like I’m uninterested in the role. Thank you!