Should I Go To The Interview Tomorrow?

abbeyleigh | 16:31 Sun 26th Mar 2023 | Jobs & Education

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This job I applied for the same as my current job closer to home has offered me to come in tomorrow around 9.30am or 1pm but I've emailed to ask if 8.30 or 5.45 but I'm in 8.45 till 5.45 if not how should I ask my boss if I can go early or start late if I want to go.

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barry1010

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abbey, you say that as if you are in a nightmare not of your own making, that you have no control over. You know that isn't true, you have got yourself in to this situation and you really should know that you ought to stick with your current employer for at least a year - you like the job and the people. You don't need colleagues to be friends - you seem to have enough of...

18:02 Sun 26th Mar 2023

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Bazile

Get some stability in your life .

You've got a job you have just started .
Stay where you are and give it a chance

scorpiojo

^ What bazile said

MargoTester

You have only just started your present job, don't you like it? If a was your employer I would not be too happy if you asked for time off already.

abbeyleigh

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It's not that I don't like it just this closer to home and better hours.

MargoTester

Doing what? Does it have better opportunities than where you are now

THECORBYLOON

You've not long started this job and you want to give your boss very short notice you want to come in late or go early?

If you can be flexible with your lunch breaks, and really want to go to that other place, would it not be better to take it so you can get there for one o'clock even if it meant getting a taxi there and back?

Hazlinny

Abbey/There's a Gaelic word "bourach" and that's what you are getting into right now - a mess/shambles. There's no saying that this job you are applying for will be more to your liking than your present one ... if indeed you are offered the post. I think you once said you were in your early thirties - time to make your own decisions?

Tilly2

What will you wear?

abbeyleigh

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Margotester same as what I'm doing now.

Bazile

Oh Gosh - no - why did you have to bring that up, Tilly ?:-)

MargoTester

Thing is Abbey, if you go to the interview and get the job do you think your present employer would give you a good reference?

elliemay1

I honestly don't see how you could ask your current employer for time off to go for an interview when you've only just started there! As said previously, stay where you are

evadora

If you keep job hopping then your CV is not going to look very good! Employers want people they can rely on (at least to some extent). If I was interviewing you with a CV showing lots of short time employment I don't think I would chance employing you.

scorpiojo

How long does it take you to travel to your current job using 2 buses, and is this one 20 minutes walking or travelling up the road?

abbeyleigh

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That's right