I got a second interview for a dream job in a city that I more than love. It pays well and the work is interesting. blah blah blahOriginally Posted by royskeen
Are you a fool? If it's so damn special, get off your ass and go to the interview.
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Are you a fool? If it's so damn special, get off your ass and go to the interview.
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I did for my current job, and I now can make the ticket price by sitting here posting on SF for 8hrs a day!Originally Posted by Valor
+1....Would I want to do it-NO. Is it a good investment in yourself(outside of a suit/shoes/computer/etc.)-YES!
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In this situation a reasonable question to ask the employer is how many candidates they are interviewing.
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In my experience federal government agencies do pay for transportation, but definitely suck it up!Originally Posted by k9n
The willingness of an employer to pay for a flight is inversely proportional to the attractiveness of the job being offered. When I was in law school, I paid out of pocket for flights to Portland, Minneapolis-St. Paul, and Cincinnati to interview for federal judicial clerkships. Didn't get any of those positions.
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The willingness of an employer to pay for a flight is inversely proportional to the attractiveness of the job being offered. When I was in law school, I paid out of pocket for flights to Portland, Minneapolis-St. Paul, and Cincinnati to interview for federal judicial clerkships. Didn't get any of those positions.Originally Posted by Ambulance Chaser
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