Akiva, a manager at Goldman Sachs, initially planned to leave for Deloitte but changed his mind after a raise offer from his supervisor, Lawrence. Lawrence subsequently retracted the job offer from Randolph, who had expressed interest in the position but had not formally accepted it. The document raises a question about the validity of Randolph's acceptance of the job offer in light of these events.

1. Akiva was a manager at Goldman Sachs. Upon receiving a job offer from Deloitte, Akiva gave
his supervisor, Lawrence, a month's notice of his intent to quit. Lawrence offered Akiva a raise,
which Akiva refused. Lawrence then offered the job to Randolph and gave him a week to
respond. One day later, Akiva accepted the raise and said he would remain at Goldman Sachs.
Lawrence's assistant then called Randolph and told him the job was given to someone else.
Randolph immediately emailed a letter of acceptance to Lawrence. Does Randolph have a job at
Goldman Sachs? a. No because Lawrence revoked the offer by giving it to Akiva. b. Yes,
because Lawrence gave Randolph a week to accept the offer, and Randolph accepted within that
week. c. No because Akiva accepted the job first. d. Yes, because Randolph accepted the offer
within the week.