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Yea man I would totally hit them up and see what's going down. My goal would be to appear that I'm I "high demand" in the hopes of squashing any chance of sounding desperate.
Id say something like "I have a few offers on the table, however after my interview with Acme Coding I was very intrigued by the potential of this position. So before making any brash decisions I wanted to reach out to inquire..."
Hope it works out for you.
Recruiter question: Recruiter X sets me up with an interview that went extremely well. The Interviewer ( who is also the project manager) says she would call the recruiter the same day and that I was pretty much a shoo-in for the spot. Recruiter calls b.c. a reference isn't answering and she wants another. I give another good one that I know will pick up. Fast forward almost 2 weeks and I still haven't gotten a response, even after reaching out to X via email and calls. Would it be unprofessional of me to contact the PM directly to inquire about the position? It was due to start monday, but we also got hit by hurricane matthew... not really sure how to procede. Any advice would be great.
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