DAMMIT!

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Can't you sack off the other one and do this one instead?

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Speelgoedmannetje wrote:
No, they expect me the 1st of September. Everything has been managed. (or how do you say that in English?)

Arranged?

Well, why not contact them and [d]arrange[/d] explain that you have been offered your dream placement and see if they would be prepared to allow you to switch? The worst they can do is say no.

Speelgoedmannetje wrote:
But there's a mixed feeling, they called me back for this, so I'm happy too, it means that there's work for me, that I am able to get a dream job. I mean, after this graduate project, I need to find work, don't I? :-)

That was going to be my next suggestion :-) The fact they *they* contacted *you* means they're going to be keen if you come back to them at a later date and let them know you're ready ;-)

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That's a very professional attitude. If I were to be offered my dream job and I had already accepted one elsewhere, then it would take an extraordinary strength of will to honour my original commitment rather than trying to weasel my way out of it :lol:

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How very dare you!

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Speelgoedmannetje wrote:
If I'd dare, I'd have that dream project by now... :-S

There exists no 'if'...

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Nah, if there exists no 'if' then just do it anyway without any forethought :-D Of course, if there really exists no 'if' then this post makes even less sense...