Finally sitting on job offers..

[HipChick]

3 to be exact...

1 interview was brutal - panel style - lasted for hours...I pretended that I was on a date they loved me...pro's - really nice people, great corporate loc, but I would be looking at re-location to Seattle - just slightly under what I wanted

Next Interview - I had worked for CIO a few years, he just wanted me on board, and how soon I could start - Interview was just a formality - they are offering the most $$, 4 weeks holiday

Last Interview - Would involve lots of travel, highly sought after international company to work for but is the lowest offer, but has highest bonus

Going to spend the weekend, visualizing how I'm going to tell my boss he can go now 'eff himself...

[elleng]

1. Tell us how you plan to tell him!

[HipChick]

6. I will probabely be escorted out of the office almost immeadiately

so I need to pick my time carefully..

[Dyedinthewoolliberal]

7. Or try this instead......

be nice and professional , and when you leave for the last time, pull the fire alarm on your way out!

[MADem]

2. Accept the offer formally before you tell off the boss!

I'd go for number two if you like the CIO...

[HipChick]

5. I previously worked with him at another company...

So he's a safe bet

[MADem]

10. In these times, safe is good!

Use that four weeks off every year for your adventurous urges!

[RebelOne]

9. Number two sounds the most attractive to me if I were to make the choice.

But good luck in whichever choice you make.

[Iris]

3. Hurray!

I'm happy for you!

[lunatica]

4. Other than telling your boss to fuck off

Which would make you the happiest? Then go with that one. No amount of salary can make up for misery suffered on a job. But lack of money isn't so bad when you love what you're doing.

[nolabear]

8. Seattle's nice, long as you don't need sun.

Trust me. It really is vibrant, economically sound, if expensive, and hopeful. But if you need sun you're going to want to open a vein.

[kcass1954]

11. I burned a bridge once. It was wonderful.

Enjoy, and good luck in the new job.