Should I call this job back and go to the interview? (see details)?
104102
I've turned down several positions due to the same reason.  \n\nPolitely/professionally decline, without apologizing, and move on.  "After thinking about it carefully, I'm going to turn down the offer at this time. Thank you."\n\nNo need for an explanation, unless they politely press for one.\n\nTry to "keep the bridge connected."  Something else may open up later.
652651
Good luck to you.  Regardless of the outcome of this interview, keep in mind that there was something that pulled you in for a second interview, keep trying and you will get the job you want.
1040205
If you really want to call again then go ahead but wait a little longer. And if she answers just say you tried to ring her earlier and she wasn't in so you thought you would give another shot just in case and then say it's a good thing you did.  And if she doesn't pick up just leave it at that, and call tomorrow.\nGood luck!
483524
DO:  research the company and the posiion before you go, that way your answers will relate to them and how your skills will fit the job and the company, dress appropriately for the interview, and look people in the eye\n\nDON'T:  talk bad about past jobs and/or bosses, try to make jokes that may be offensive, or give only yes or no answers...provide a reason for your answer
192999
most of the time the employee will contact u after they have reviewed ur resume/app if they don't call to sched an interview then it looks like ur not what they are looking for, which is no big deal unless u really wanted the job which at that point u would call them to set ur self apart from the crowd of indifferent people who have not called.\none thing I have learned is U HAVE TO ASK FOR THINGS as they won't be given to u\n\nNo one is right in this matter as whatever it takes to get thejob
912612
Yes, but make sure that you contact your previous employer in order to give them a heads up - most people don't appreciate getting a call they didn't expect to answer. Also, it gives them a chance to know/remember who you are BEFORE the company who you're interviewing for calls them - it's kind of embarrassing if they don't know who you are...yeah.\n\nHope this helps and good luck with the job... :)
929442
Why don't you call the university and explain your situation? I feel sure they would be happy to reschedule your interview.\n\nIf for some reason they cannot, then you must decide what is most important to you.
506659
It all depends on the interview...if you felt it went well, there is a good possibility. What they are trying to tell you is that you may not have all of the things they are looking for and if no one else comes forward with better qualifications then they will probably call you.\nBest thing for yo to do is continue to look for work, if someone wants you really bad, they will hire you on the spot, but still interview. \nYou can also do a check up call.\nCheck with them and see if they have hired someone, let them know that u r really interested in the job, also it doesn't hurt to send them a thank you note whether you get the job or not, to let them know you appreciate their  interest in you. Because if they hire someone else and it doesn't work out, then you have your foot further in the door...\n\nGood Luck
854430
Yes you should, first make yourself marketable, make a professional resume, post it and get some interviews going, then approach your boss or the decision maker and without being rude simply put the facts on the table, \n1. I am multifunctional and I feel I am an assett to this company.\n2. It has been brought to my attention I am over tasked and under payed.\n3. I feel I deserve an increase not only equivalent to the new hires, but slighty more for my senior status here.\n4. I am on the job market and I have XYZ offers, I am sorry to do this but I need to know where I stand with this company.\n\nthen shut up and make them answer you, you have power of negociation here, USE IT! good luck
345527
No need to lose any sleep over this. Just call and be honest, and say somthing like this. "You've re-evaluated your position and after careful consideration don't believe the role is right for you. That being the case it wouldn't be in yours or the employers best interests to attend. You will however be pleased to discuss future roles which might be more suitable".\nJob done....Good luck!!
802715
You should try to meet with him to see what he has to say or offer maybe he wants you back and wants to apologize for what happened. About deciding to go back it is entirely up to you. Ask yourself: Did you like your job? Was it really something you really wanted to do? or was it just a "temp" job? Then take a decision. If your boss says he wants you back try to fight a little maybe you can get a better deal and something you really really want.
59300
Call them to follow up won't harm, unless they ask you to just wait. Meanwhile, try to apply other jobs. It is better to have many options so you can choose the best for your future career.
1160787
No, you are dealing with the government, go and fill out their darn form. during the interview, explain to the person how you have been looking for work as well as the job , date and time you sent an application, it would help if you had had an interview and was turned down.
897041
If the Union is concurring with this job offer then have them explain to you, in full, what its all about and what it entails.  Never go into anything blindly.  I'm sure your Union means well but you will be held accountable for your choice.
630187
If it's a company you really want to work for, I would.  Because chances are you can work your way up.  It will show them that you really want to work for their company.\n\nHowever, if you don't NEED the job, and it's not a place you REALLY want to work, I would turn it down...because it won't be worth it in the end...and something else will come along later.
913238
I think your a little late asking if the company is a good place to work. You should have been asking this question before you even applied for the position.
565751
If you've been there a while and your work performance is really good you should just be honest to the point yet respectful, shoot straight from the hip and get it over with. As long as your not asking for unrealistic pay or lavish work conditions you should be able to get at least some things resolved. worst case, they'll turn you down but at least you'll stop loosing sleep over it. If the conditions are bad, real bad, or unsafe call O.S.H.A. and report them anonymously