Hi Christine,

This is a great question. After receiving the job offer in letter form with salary, benefits & incentives, I then proceed with accepting the position. Then I wait until I have completed shadowing, passed background check, and drug screening etc. to submit my 2 weeks' notice. I believe there is a professional process to do things when it comes to changing jobs.

From my experience, I accept the offer, wait for my background and everything else to clear before giving notice to my current employer.

I am ready to work immediately. I will come to give me a visa and work. why are you so tense?

If your working, and get a 'written' offer, your in the best seat in the house and zero to lose. Being professional is important, but understand that professional also means firing someone with no notice. It best not to burn bridges, employers understand that the work place is competitive, if your honest with your boss and tell them you have an offer you will quickly see your actual worth - keep in mind that if you stay and get a big increase, you've already tipped your hat your looking for more and will leave with the right offer. Grass isnt always greener thou, but more often than not - you cant move up without moving out.

I appreciate your time I am the best person for the job… no immediate answer stand up shake the person hand and leave

Never quite your regular job before your know you can perform the duties on your full time regular job.

Absolutely. Thanks

It all depends on what kind of job it is and if you qualify for the job it may not be a job that you're interested in and you never said what kind of job it is so you have to be more specific on with the job is again this is Antoinette Towson thank you good question

Hi this is Miss Antoinette Tolson accept first.

Yes, accepted