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I have an on-site scheduled for tomorrow 10am-3pm.

Originally, I told my manager that I would be out for half the day for reason X.

However, I just got pulled into a high priority / mandatory meeting with stakeholders + VP on a project that I am working on (literally just got pulled into it ~16 hours before my on-site is scheduled to begin). This meeting overlaps with my interview.

I could not request a full day off just because of my current work load.

Suggestions please? I care about this company a lot (the one that I am interviewing at).

interviewing

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I have an on-site scheduled for tomorrow 10am-3pm.

Originally, I told my manager that I would be out for half the day for reason X.

However, I just got pulled into a high priority / mandatory meeting with stakeholders + VP on a project that I am working on (literally just got pulled into it ~16 hours before my on-site is scheduled to begin). This meeting overlaps with my interview.

I could not request a full day off just because of my current work load.

Suggestions please? I care about this company a lot (the one that I am interviewing at).

interviewing

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  Have you considered reminding your manager that you told him you would be absent? They should be able to cope... It can be difficult to re-schedule dentist’s appointments for example.
  
  – Solar Mike
  15 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  

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I have an on-site scheduled for tomorrow 10am-3pm.

Originally, I told my manager that I would be out for half the day for reason X.

However, I just got pulled into a high priority / mandatory meeting with stakeholders + VP on a project that I am working on (literally just got pulled into it ~16 hours before my on-site is scheduled to begin). This meeting overlaps with my interview.

I could not request a full day off just because of my current work load.

Suggestions please? I care about this company a lot (the one that I am interviewing at).

interviewing

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You would be fine to request a different time or day for the interview, just do your best to be flexible with rescheduling. Recruiters understand that last-minute things come up. Whether it's taking a kid to a doctor's appointment or an important meeting, there are all sorts of valid reasons to reschedule an interview. Ask for a reschedule and be honest about the reason.

Rescheduling the interview seems like the better option than being delinquent at work. Unless you're ready to quit, your current job should be your priority.

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Either

• Reschedule your meeting

or

• Reschedule your interview

It is not rocket science.

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You would be fine to request a different time or day for the interview, just do your best to be flexible with rescheduling. Recruiters understand that last-minute things come up. Whether it's taking a kid to a doctor's appointment or an important meeting, there are all sorts of valid reasons to reschedule an interview. Ask for a reschedule and be honest about the reason.

Rescheduling the interview seems like the better option than being delinquent at work. Unless you're ready to quit, your current job should be your priority.

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You would be fine to request a different time or day for the interview, just do your best to be flexible with rescheduling. Recruiters understand that last-minute things come up. Whether it's taking a kid to a doctor's appointment or an important meeting, there are all sorts of valid reasons to reschedule an interview. Ask for a reschedule and be honest about the reason.

Rescheduling the interview seems like the better option than being delinquent at work. Unless you're ready to quit, your current job should be your priority.

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answered 26 mins ago

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You would be fine to request a different time or day for the interview, just do your best to be flexible with rescheduling. Recruiters understand that last-minute things come up. Whether it's taking a kid to a doctor's appointment or an important meeting, there are all sorts of valid reasons to reschedule an interview. Ask for a reschedule and be honest about the reason.

Rescheduling the interview seems like the better option than being delinquent at work. Unless you're ready to quit, your current job should be your priority.

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answered 26 mins ago

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Either

• Reschedule your meeting

or

• Reschedule your interview

It is not rocket science.

share|improve this answer

answered 31 mins ago

solarflaresolarflare

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  is it possible to reschedule an entire on-site less than 24 hours before it is set to begin without damaging my chances at the job
  
  – jc315
  30 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  


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  @jc315 I would definitely try. Explain why - they might appreciate the fact that you're dedicated to your work.
  
  – solarflare
  28 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

0

Either

• Reschedule your meeting

or

• Reschedule your interview

It is not rocket science.

share|improve this answer

answered 31 mins ago

solarflaresolarflare

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  is it possible to reschedule an entire on-site less than 24 hours before it is set to begin without damaging my chances at the job
  
  – jc315
  30 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  1
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  @jc315 I would definitely try. Explain why - they might appreciate the fact that you're dedicated to your work.
  
  – solarflare
  28 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

Either

• Reschedule your meeting

or

• Reschedule your interview

It is not rocket science.

share|improve this answer

answered 31 mins ago

solarflaresolarflare

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answered 31 mins ago

solarflaresolarflare

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answered 31 mins ago

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answered 31 mins ago

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