I bid and received an interview with Firm X during our OCI, but between bidding and receiving the results, I was able to guarantee and schedule an interview with the same firm a couple days later. So now I have an interview with them twice within 10 days.
I emailed my school and they said it's usually find to interview twice, but if you don't get a callback from the first screener, the second screener has a low chance of getting you a callback.
Should I cancel?
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Re: Double Interviewing with Same Firm within 10 days
If its a couple of days later, don't cancel.
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Re: Double Interviewing with Same Firm within 10 days
Is it the same office? I've never heard of anyone doing two screeners for the same office. I would call the recruiting coordinator and make sure it's not a mistake
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Re: Double Interviewing with Same Firm within 10 days
Your situation is a bit different (maybe). But this is from the other thread:
piccolittle wrote:Is the job fair reputable? Does the firm actually hire people from the fair? I would say that interviewing earlier is always better, as then you skip the OCI rush and get considered before your classmates. On the other hand, if the fair is not particularly well run and the firm does not tend to hire people during the fair, maybe it's better to wait so you don't get forgotten about after the fair. My two cents.target wrote:bumping this to see if anyone knows or wants to speculate.target wrote:Question: I have scheduled interviews with the same firm (same office) at a job fair and OCI. The two interviews are two weeks apart. I know I have to cancel one of them. Are there pros and cons to do an early interview vs. later interview?
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Re: Double Interviewing with Same Firm within 10 days
The earlier the better
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Re: Double Interviewing with Same Firm within 10 days
kinda the same position. interviewing with a firm at a fair designated as Firmwide. also interviewing with the firm through OCI for a specific city. when interviewing Firmwide, he I express interest in a city different from the one that I'm interviewing with later?target wrote:Your situation is a bit different (maybe). But this is from the other thread:
piccolittle wrote:Is the job fair reputable? Does the firm actually hire people from the fair? I would say that interviewing earlier is always better, as then you skip the OCI rush and get considered before your classmates. On the other hand, if the fair is not particularly well run and the firm does not tend to hire people during the fair, maybe it's better to wait so you don't get forgotten about after the fair. My two cents.target wrote:bumping this to see if anyone knows or wants to speculate.target wrote:Question: I have scheduled interviews with the same firm (same office) at a job fair and OCI. The two interviews are two weeks apart. I know I have to cancel one of them. Are there pros and cons to do an early interview vs. later interview?
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