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I recently received an offer from Google. A recruiter from Facebook asked me (before onsite) if I had an offer and if yes from where. I told her about my Google offer but I do not know if this was a right move? I will have a phone call from Uber tomorrow, should I tell them about my interviews and offers? I would appreciate it if someone could shed some light on what type of information I should avoid sharing with recruiters before and after the interviews. I am a new grad btw, no TC. Thanks!
The worst case is Facebook tries to beat Google's offer or reject you. I suppose they could match or low-ball you and hope the culture/other benefits is what reels you in. They've been in the biz enough to know if they want you they'll bid higher.
From the descriptions, I really like the job I'm applying at FB. Hopefully it won't have a negative impact on my application
Just be genuine you're interested in the roll, but don't be enthusiastic until they counteroffer
I donât understand what do you mean by âI shared my Google offerâ. Where you are interviewing and if you have an offer is none of recruiters business. But, you can tell them a timeline if you have one. If a recruiter ask me that question, I would say that I am actively interviewing and my timeline is xxx.
If you have an offer in hand would you give details to get them to bid against each other?
I meant that I told her about my offer. As a new grad I thought maybe they take me more seriously if I have an offer
So what would you say if they ask "where did you get the offer from"?
Itâs good to bring it up only if they ask. Theyâll speed up the interview process and sometimes even let you skip the phone screen. If you tell them you have offers without them asking, they get turned off and think that youâre trying to put them in a bidding war.
Itâs good to mention multiple offers. Theyâll only be incentivized to move more quickly and offer more. The only risk is if the offer is below market and someone could then have another below market counter. This is highly unlikely in your case.
Right call
Do they care if I am interviewing for multiple companies?
I think it's expected that you're interviewing, loyalty is dead.