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Job Acceptance Letters
So you've been offered the position - congratulations! The first thing to do is to tell the employer you accept and find out when they want you to start. Often this will already have been discussed. Obviously you want to be able to give your current employer at least the standard two-week's notice. Once those details have been taken care of, sending an acceptance letter to your new employer is a great way to start off the new relationship on the right foot.
First, it shows that you're professional. Plus, the acceptance letter can be used to re-state the important terms of the position that you've been discussing.
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