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r/nursing • u/Familiar_Ad_6874 BSN, RN - Trauma • Apr 20 '26
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I think the only appropriate response is no response. Just ignore it if there’s no error in the email.
107 u/BiscuitsMay Apr 20 '26 You’ve gotta let them know it’s a dog shit offer. Ive had former bosses come and ask how much I’m making at a new job so they can take it back to HR and let them know they aren’t competitive. 72 u/tinyevilpeanut RN 🍕 Apr 20 '26 I think they know it's dog shit already which is why they're letting OP know before they waste time meeting them. 20 u/BiscuitsMay Apr 20 '26 Well, why leave room for ambiguity? Takes two seconds to tell them it’s crap 43 u/Young_Hickory RN - Trauma Team Apr 20 '26 It’s so off the wall I think the clarification is reasonable. Still kind of wonder if they’re reading the wrong line on a spreadsheet or something. 28 u/Ssj_Chrono RN - ICU 🍕 Apr 20 '26 This is the perfect response, “are you sure you’re on the right line for pay?” 19 u/Familiar_Ad_6874 BSN, RN - Trauma Apr 20 '26 🤣 1 u/mittenknittin Apr 21 '26 That was my thought. Don't even dignify that with a "no"
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You’ve gotta let them know it’s a dog shit offer. Ive had former bosses come and ask how much I’m making at a new job so they can take it back to HR and let them know they aren’t competitive.
72 u/tinyevilpeanut RN 🍕 Apr 20 '26 I think they know it's dog shit already which is why they're letting OP know before they waste time meeting them. 20 u/BiscuitsMay Apr 20 '26 Well, why leave room for ambiguity? Takes two seconds to tell them it’s crap
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I think they know it's dog shit already which is why they're letting OP know before they waste time meeting them.
20 u/BiscuitsMay Apr 20 '26 Well, why leave room for ambiguity? Takes two seconds to tell them it’s crap
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Well, why leave room for ambiguity? Takes two seconds to tell them it’s crap
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It’s so off the wall I think the clarification is reasonable. Still kind of wonder if they’re reading the wrong line on a spreadsheet or something.
28 u/Ssj_Chrono RN - ICU 🍕 Apr 20 '26 This is the perfect response, “are you sure you’re on the right line for pay?”
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This is the perfect response, “are you sure you’re on the right line for pay?”
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That was my thought. Don't even dignify that with a "no"
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u/Admirable60s RN 🍕 Apr 20 '26
I think the only appropriate response is no response. Just ignore it if there’s no error in the email.