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Hey guys, quick question.

I’ve been an Epic analyst for about a year, and there are rumors of layoffs. I’m one of the newer people, so I feel like I might be affected.

Because of that, I started applying elsewhere and I’m currently interviewing for a clinical informatics role that also uses Epic.

If I get an offer before anything happens at my current job, is it wrong to take it? Like, is that considered double dipping if I haven’t been laid off yet?

I don’t really want to anxiously wait until I’m unemployed to start seriously looking, because I feel like I show up better in interviews when I’m not desperate.

Curious what you all think.

Hey guys, quick question.

I’ve been an Epic analyst for about a year, and there are rumors of layoffs. I’m one of the newer people, so I feel like I might be affected.

Because of that, I started applying elsewhere and I’m currently interviewing for another Epic analyst role.

If I get an offer before anything happens at my current job, is it wrong to take it? Like, is that considered double dipping if I haven’t been laid off yet?

I don’t really want to anxiously wait until I’m unemployed to start seriously looking, because I feel like I show up better in interviews when I’m not desperate.

Curious what you all think.

Hey guys, quick question.

I’ve been an Epic analyst for about a year, and there are rumors of layoffs. I’m one of the newer people, so I feel like I might be affected.

Because of that, I started applying elsewhere and I’m currently interviewing for a clinical informatics role that also uses Epic.

If I get an offer before anything happens at my current job, is it wrong to take it? Like, is that considered double dipping if I haven’t been laid off yet?

I don’t really want to anxiously wait until I’m unemployed to start seriously looking, because I feel like I show up better in interviews when I’m not desperate.

Curious what you all think.