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provide, based on the facts of the case, an approach to resolving the issue (if any). the response (min. 500 words) should explain and defend your position.

(this is a lot, but if you do this for me, it will mean so much to me and we can talk if you want afterward. this class i am in is so dumb for so many reasons, but if you do this, omg it will save my life.

you graduated with outstanding grades from one of the top engineering schools in the country about six years ago, went to work for a well-known engineering design firm in the local area and have progressed rapidly to the point where you are doing some project management work and your clients speak highly of your capabilities.

you have been so intent on furthering your career that until a year or so ago, you had little social life. however, through a mutual friend at work, you were introduced to someone who became very special in your life and you have decided to get married. in your discussions with your future spouse, you both have decided to look for employment in an area of the country some 2,500 miles away, but a lot closer to your prospective spouse’s family, as well as many of the outdoor attractions you both enjoy, such as skiing, backpacking and bicycling.

you informed your present employer of your plans to relocate several weeks ago, and you recently contacted the one firm in the new location that you knew. they asked you to come for an interview, sent you money for an airline ticket, as well as a separate allowance check for your expenses, and you went to see them. while you were there, you decided to stay another day or two, called three other firms in that city and talked to each of them in person. as a result of these interviews, each of the four companies has indicated that they will most likely make you an offer for a very good position at an excellent salary.

you were so impressed with the new area that you now have no doubts about moving there. also, it is now especially important that you do secure a position in the new location since your intended spouse has completed arrangements to be transferred to an office in that city with the company for which s/he is presently employed. since you have not received a firm offer from any of the engineering firms as yet, you have told each one of them individually that you are very much interested in working for their company. you feel positive that you will soon have firm offers from all four of the firms.

while you wait to hear from these firms, how do you feel about your job interview process, and is there anything else you should do at this point?