#275: Navigating a Job Offer

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Straight A Nursing

Medicine, Health & Fitness, Education

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🗓️ 9 March 2023

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Summary

If you are starting your job hunt as a new grad, or even as an experienced nurse, you may have questions about navigating job offers. In this special episode I’m bringing in Amanda from The Resume Rx. She’s answering key questions such as: * What the job offer process looks like * How to gracefully manage multiple offers * Red flags in a job offer * How to bring up the prospect of negotiating the offer * And more! Get 15% off Amanda’s resume template bundle by using the promo code STRAIGHTA at The Resume Rx. __________ The information, including but not limited to, audio, video, text, and graphics contained on this podcast are for educational purposes only. No content on this podcast is intended to guide nursing practice and does not supersede any individual healthcare provider's scope of practice or any nursing school curriculum. Additionally, no content on this podcast is intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Straight a Nursing is a proud member of the Airwave Media Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:15.0	Well, hello there. Welcome back. I'm Nersmo, and this is the Straight A Nursing podcast where I teach
0:31.6	nursing concepts and share tips on how to thrive in school and at the bedside. Before we do that,
0:38.6	let's take a quick minute for our listener shout out, and this one goes out to Kaylee, and Kaylee
0:43.9	says this. I'm super thankful for your podcasts. I wish before my first clinical day I would have
0:49.4	known you existed. At midterm, I was failing with a 72% and within two weeks of listening to your
0:57.5	podcast and using a study session, I aced my next two exams with an 88 and a 98% and can officially
1:07.2	say I passed my first Hesse exam with a 9-19. I'm officially moving on to my second semester of
1:15.2	nursing school. I will continue to use your podcasts and recommend them to other students. They
1:20.5	definitely have saved me the last few weeks. Thank you. Well, Kaylee, thank you right back at you.
1:27.5	I'm so proud of you for getting in there and sticking with it and doing the hard work and
1:32.4	totally turning your grades around. I'm hopeful that you'll move into second semester feeling
1:39.2	way more confident and believing that you can and you will graduate from nursing school.
1:46.4	So if you're curious what Kaylee is talking about, she's obviously talking about this podcast.
1:51.2	She's also talking about my other podcast called Study Sash, and I will put a link to study
1:57.9	Sash in the episode notes so that you can check it out. Or you can just go to straightaneursingstudents.com
2:05.2	and click on courses in the top menu bar and you'll go to a page and you can find all the
2:10.0	amazing details right there. So as we head into the spring, a lot of you are graduating soon or have
2:17.4	just graduated and are out there landing your first jobs. And you might have a lot of questions
2:25.2	about how to navigate a job offer. So since I'm not an expert in this, I'm bringing in an expert
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