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#441
Gets Weekends Off
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From: Gear slinger
I know someone whose flights got AFU out to interview… United put them back in the queue and gave them the next available spot over a month later. Go out night before if you can.
#442
IMHO - if traveling day of is going to create more stress for you that may not be the way you want to start your interview day. If there are backup flights later in the day and other personal/work considerations are driving you towards a one day trip then why not. Unsolicited advice is do what is best for you - what will set you up for success and make you feel comfortable and confident walking into the building.
I went the night prior even though I had an afternoon interview. It was nice to go to the gym that morning, get some food and coffee, study a little bit, and not feel rushed. That's what works for me personally to mitigate stress or distractions so I am focused only on the interview.
Best of luck with whatever decision you make and with your interview!
#443
Pay the $100 for the DoubleTree. Don’t let being cheap cost you a job.
#444
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It's not being cheap, it's more so the afternoon interview. I'm an early riser, so I'd have a lot of time to kill in the hotel in the morning. Even if I could get a late check out (I'd guess noon most places), I'd still have to find something to do to kill time before going to the interview.
#445
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You’re asking a question your mother could answer for you. By letting the internet lords of APC answer this question for you, you’re opening a can of worms you don’t need to. If you’re already dead set on NOT getting a hotel, don’t ask hypotheticals.
#446
It's not being cheap, it's more so the afternoon interview. I'm an early riser, so I'd have a lot of time to kill in the hotel in the morning. Even if I could get a late check out (I'd guess noon most places), I'd still have to find something to do to kill time before going to the interview.
#448
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From: It's a plane and it's a seat
It's not being cheap, it's more so the afternoon interview. I'm an early riser, so I'd have a lot of time to kill in the hotel in the morning. Even if I could get a late check out (I'd guess noon most places), I'd still have to find something to do to kill time before going to the interview.
Do you want to risk not getting a multi-million dollar job over missing a flight? Get there the night before, get good rest, have a great breakfast and have a stress free day till your interview.
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