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Offers

Starter templates for offers, as they appear in the composer. Subject lines show their variables in brackets.

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  • Internship offer

    Offers the internship and points to the offer letter, which carries the full terms.

    Subject: Your internship offer from [company name]

  • Job offer

    Offers a full-time role with its key details, and links to the formal offer letter, which carries the full terms.

    Subject: Your offer to join [company name] as [role title]

  • Offer expiry reminder

    An unhurried reminder that an offer is open until a date, with an easy way to ask questions first.

    Subject: A reminder about your offer from [company name]

  • Revised offer

    Sends an updated offer after a conversation, listing what has changed and linking to the revised letter.

    Subject: Your revised offer from [company name]

  • Offer accepted: welcome

    Thanks a new joiner for accepting, and sets out what happens between now and their first day.

    Subject: You’re joining us on [start date]

  • Offer declined: acknowledgement

    A short, gracious reply when a candidate declines an offer, leaving the door open without promises.

    Subject: Your decision about the [role title] role

  • Internship to full-time offer

    Offers an intern a full-time role after their internship, with the key details and the offer letter.

    Subject: A full-time role for you at [company name]

  • Conditional job offer

    Offers a role subject to pre-employment conditions, such as references or right-to-work checks: the key details, each condition and how to meet it, and a link to the offer letter that sets the full terms.

    Subject: Your conditional offer from [company name]

  • Job offer withdrawn

    Tells a candidate plainly and kindly that their offer is withdrawn, with the approved reason, what is cancelled, a named contact and the formal letter, for sending individually after HR and legal review.

    Subject: About your offer for the [role title] role

  • Offer approval request

    Asks an approver to sign off a candidate’s proposed pay and start terms against the approved salary range, with any exception explained, before an offer is made.

    Subject: Offer approval needed: [candidate name], [role title]

  • Offer call invitation

    Tells a final-stage candidate you’d like to make them an offer and invites them to a short call before the written offer follows, with no terms in the email.

    Subject: Good news about the [role title] role

  • Offer acceptance withdrawn: acknowledgement

    Acknowledges a candidate who withdraws after accepting an offer, before their start date: what is cancelled, anything to return or settle under the offer letter, and a contact for questions.

    Subject: Your decision not to join us as [role title]

  • Offer deadline extended

    Confirms more time to decide on an offer after the candidate asked for it: the original and new dates, that nothing else in the offer has changed, and who to talk to meanwhile.

    Subject: More time to decide on your [role title] offer

  • Offer negotiation: terms unchanged

    Replies to a candidate who asked for different offer terms when the original offer stands: what you considered, why it can’t change, the date to decide by and an open door to talk.

    Subject: Our reply on your [role title] offer

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