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What do you need to know when considering whether to accept or turn down job offers? Here are some answers.

The first thing you might want to know when you're considering job offers is the length of your commute. What seemed like an good distance to commute for a job interview could wear thin when making the trip twice a day, five days a week, in rush hour traffic.

Another thing to consider about job offers is the person you will be working for. During the interview process pay close attention to the one who will be your boss. Ask yourself if you can really work for this person. Try to have contact with your bosses boss, too. Sometimes, you might be able to get along with your boss, but her boss may be a real pain and not worth the accepting the job offers.

Co-workers may be difficult to get along with and greatly reduce the quality of time spent at work. Try to get a feel for the people you will be working with. Are they friendly and happy? During a tour of the office do they seem glad to meet you, or do they seem withdrawn.

Before accepting job offers, check with your network to find out what you can about the company and the people who work there. This may take some time, but it will be well worth it before deciding on job offers.

Put all these factors together when deciding on accepting job offers.

No matter if you accept or reject job offers, you must let the employer know. This is done in a letter, followed up by a telephone call. Always be polite when declining job offers, because you never know what the future may bring. Try not to burn any bridges by leaving a bad impression.