| me point of time in your life you will find yourself in | | | | there. |
| an interview. If you are a highly sought after | | | | The second time span is between 2pm and 4pm. |
| individual, you may find yourself in several interviews | | | | Again, assuming the company is a 9am to 5pm |
| in a very short time frame. Whatever the case may | | | | company you can bet lunch is from noon to 1pm. Get |
| be there are certain rules when you schedule an | | | | there any earlier than 2pm and you risk interviewing |
| interview that should be followed for the best results. | | | | for a full-bellied boss that isn’t settled back |
| You should always schedule you interviews between | | | | into the work day. Give your prospective employer |
| Tuesday and Thursday. If you schedule an interview | | | | just a bit of time to get back into the work groove |
| on Friday you are getting someone at the end of the | | | | after lunch is over. You will also not want to |
| work week when all that is on their mind is the | | | | interview past 4pm as the work day ends at 5pm. |
| upcoming weekend. If you schedule an interview on | | | | Nothing will get you through an interview faster than |
| Monday, you are getting the beginning of the work | | | | scheduling it at the end of the work day. No one likes |
| week and an individual who is not happy that their | | | | to stay at work late if they don’t have to |
| weekend just flew by so fast. In either case you will | | | | and an interview scheduled later than 4pm puts you |
| not get the full attention you want from your | | | | at risk of being hurried through the interview. Again |
| prospective employer. | | | | you want to make sure you have at least a half hour |
| As far as time goes, you should always schedule you | | | | of undivided attention to get the most out of your |
| interviews for two different time spans. The first | | | | interview. |
| time span is between 10am and 11am. Assuming the | | | | The only other rule for interviewing is if the company |
| business you are interviewing at is 9am to 5 pm, | | | | you are interviewing for gives you a time and day, |
| arriving any earlier than 10am will likely get you an | | | | then that is the perfect time for your interview. |
| interviewer that has not had their morning coffee | | | | Never, under any circumstances, change an interview |
| kick in and may be just a bit cranky. Always give | | | | that has been set for you by a prospective |
| your prospective boss a little time to settle into the | | | | employer. If they want to meet with you at 4:49 pm |
| work day. If you schedule your interview after 11am | | | | on Friday, then that’s when you go. But since |
| you risk a hungry interviewer that will rush you out | | | | many companies will leave it up to you as to when |
| the door as the noon lunch hour loom. You want to | | | | you want to interview for the position you are |
| make sure that you have at least a half-hour to | | | | interested in, using these couple of scheduling tricks |
| plead your case as to why you should be working | | | | can end up being to your advantage. |