I work in a bit of a niche profession and have recently moved to an area where there is a bit of a shortage. Employers rely on hiring from out of region, and there is a housing crisis here so new hires often don't stick. This means I am in a strong position since I am already here. It's also a very small world within my professional circles so it's really important to be honest and direct as much as possible. There are two jobs that have come up recently that I have applied for.
Local Job: I informally met with the soon-to-be manager of this position a month ago. He told me that this position would be coming available and that they've had recent hiring challenges. The afternoon after meeting with me, he sent me a link to a brand new job posting that would be perfect for me. This job sounds interesting, is at my skill level, and is close enough I could walk. The posting closes today.
Out of Town (OT) Job: This job is still good. It's an hour commute but carpooling and remote work is available. It is a bit less interesting and is closer to entry level whereas I have more experience. I passed the first round interview and have a formal zoom interview next week where I can learn a bit more about the role.
Out of Town (OT) Job is moving much more quickly than Local Job, but I currently prefer Local Job. I don't want to burn any bridges with either place. Is it worth reaching out to my contact at Local Job and letting them know where I am at so they could potentially interview sooner if they want me? Or should I wait and see if I even get an offer from OT Job?
I presume that I should wait for an offer with OT Job before explaining the situation in a diplomatic way or stalling for time a bit? I don't want to burn bridges and I think I would honestly be happy at OT Job if Local Job doesn't work out.
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