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Interview cost splitting question
I go to school in the Midwest, and I'm flying to LA for an interview, but the firm is not paying for it. I have an unscheduled callback for a bay area firm. Any clue what the protocol would be if I scheduled the bay area interview right after? Would the firm balk if I just asked them to fly me from LA to the bay area and back home, or would this be a good way to make my LA trip cheaper? Obviously this might vary from firm to firm, but I'd appreciate any thoughts or tips on the matter.
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Re: Interview cost splitting question
I would only consider the interview if the position was lucrative. Firms that wont pay to fly you in for interviews typically do not pay market rate.
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Re: Interview cost splitting question
This is pretty common and not really a big deal.
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Re: Interview cost splitting question
They pay market, but aren't a V100. Also its a full interview, which I'm not about to turn down without an offer in hand. Once I finalize it I'm going to do my best to tack another interview on that day (I just had a CB at another firm and they said I'd know by Wednesday. I'll cancel if I get that offer).Anonymous User wrote:I would only consider the interview if the position was lucrative. Firms that wont pay to fly you in for interviews typically do not pay market rate.
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