What to say if interviewer asks about other offers?

You can answer by saying something like, “Right now, I have finished final interviews with three companies. They said they would let me know within the next couple of weeks,” Cuevas said. If you are not close to final interviews with anyone, you could say something like, “Yeah, I am actively applying to opportunities.

Can you mention other offers in an interview?

You can tell them you currently have another offer and that you appreciate their understanding throughout the interviewing process. It might also be helpful to explain your interest in their company and why you still wanted to interview with them.

Should I tell HR about other offers?

Yes. You should definitely tell a company that you just received an offer from another employer. There’s a psychological payoff to telling a potential employer that you’ve already received another offer. It shows them you’re employable (exceedingly so)—and by the way, may not be available on the job market much longer.

Should I accept a job if I have another interview?

Typically, you shouldn’t tell an employer that you’re waiting on another offer because it demonstrates that they aren’t your top choice. Because they want employees who value their company, an employer may decide to move forward with other candidates.

Should you tell interviewer about other job offers?

Why do companies not even interview you when you have offers?

First, if you are close to getting an offer, or have one or two offers pending, most companies conclude that by the time they interview you and get to the offer stage, you’ll have already accepted another offer. So, why bother to even interview you? It’s easier for them to interview other candidates where they have a greater chance of hiring them.

Why does HR ask interviewers to ask questions?

The other reason that HR uses this question is to find out if candidates are truly interested in knowing more. They should ask smart questions about the company, and preferably, questions related to the role, too. Could you tell me what the next steps in the hiring process are?

Why do interviewers love to ask “Are you interviewing anywhere else?

There are a couple of reasons why interviewers love to ask if you’re interviewing anywhere else, or what other companies you’re interviewing with. And they often ask this in an initial phone screen, so you need to be ready for it. First off… they want to see how your job search is going overall.

Why would a recruiter ask if you’re getting job offers soon?

Here’s why they ask: First off… they want to see how your job search is going overall. They want to see if you’re getting interviews in general, whether you seem confident, etc. Next, they want to know if you’re expecting job offers soon.