How long should I wait for my interview appointment?
540017
Yeah about that. Also remember to take $100 USD to the embassy, and another $85 in case they want to finger print and photo you.\n\nBetter information from the Mexico City US Embassy (try google.com)
904687
It probably depends on your area and how busy the hiring manager is.  I believe my brother's experience was about 3 weeks?  One thing that might accellerate the process is if you contact them and just let them know that you are still interested in the position if it has not been filled.  Make sure you talk to the hiring manager and introduce yourself.  Then, when they are going through the applications, and your name looks familiar, you stand a better chance of getting called in if you left a good impression.\n\nGood luck!
221951
How have you done up till now in school? Assuming the answer is good, you're just making yourself crazy. Probably better they just gave you 2 days notice! Just relax and be yourself. The biggest turn off to an interviewer is when someone just keeps rambling on. Just answer any questions as directly and simply as you can. If it is meant to be you'll get the position. If not, the next bus will be along shortly! \n\n\nGood luck.
260167
During your lunch hour.  It might be easier to extend your lunch hour by an hour than to take a whole afternoon away, and most interviews don't last longer than 45 minutes to 1 hour, so it might be doable.\n\nSome offices will schedule interviews after or before working hours.  The interviewer will appreciate that you are currently holding a job and should be able to make accomodations.\n\nIf it is a REALLY great job and you can't schedule interview at lunch or before/after work, just bite the bullet and take the time off from your current job.  \n\nYou most likely won't be paid but then again, why should your company have to pay you for time spent interviewing at another company?
1060082
Coming from one who has done the hiring and works in the professional world definatly call. Wait some time; about 3-5 days then call. Sometimes employers get busy or have more applicants than they expected. This slows there responce time down. Call and say that you were really interested and excited about the job and just wanted to know if they had made any decisions. If they have they will tell you. If they haven't it will show them you have initiative and are really excited about working for them. When I hire and someone takes the time to call and show enthusiasm and perseverance I always give them a second interview. Don't get discouraged employers sometimes just get busy. Keep trying and remember that for every 100 no's you'll get one yes.
172543
I would wait to call until after your second interview. You may be surprised and decide that you want that one more.\n\nIf you are antsy about the first intreview, send a "thank you" card or email to everyone that interviewed you. It is a nice touch and will help them to remember you.
711287
From start to finish, it can take anywhere from about 4-6 months, all depending on what service center you filed at (some are faster than others), or if you've received any Requests for Further Evidence it can delay you by months, and how quickly your fiance's consulate is at scheduling interviews.
818818
I would say something like, "Hello, my name is_____.  I interviewed with _______ last week, and I'm just calling to find out if a decision has been reached."\n\nYou could mention that you'd be happy to provide them with any extra information which might aid in the decision process, and that you'd be happy to meet with them again.
691972
Hi! this is so and so.\nI had an interview on such and such date,\nand I am making a follow-up call.\n I need to work.What time would you like\nme to be there?\n( I actually did this---and I got the job.They\nsaid,"Can you be here in 30 minutes?" and I said,"I'm\non my way.")
1119555
There is nothing wrong with calling to confirm an appointment and making sure they have the correct number to reach you at.  Just don't call several times.  Just once the day before would be fine.
884183
If they are also going to run back ground checks, confirm employment history, run a credit check and the such,  our company takes about 90 days from first interview to hired.\n\nAnd a new director may also want to start new interviews or bring in someone they know also
1070359
generally a year to 2 years is sufficient. too short a time and interviewers will question why you were only there for so short a time which leads to another set of questions that may destroy your hopes of landing that job. Since you are management I'd say tough it out for another 6 months or so. Most companies don't like it when they see management level staff jumping ship after only a year or so.
1168445
All naturalization applications (regardless of where you live) are taking approximately 8-12 months from date of filing until your interview. Assuming you get through your interview, you will then be scheduled for an oath ceremony. Depending on your location, it could be anywhere from a couple weeks to several months before you are included in a ceremony.\n\nGood luck!
97944
Yes.  Go into the store.  Pick up application.  Fill out application.  Give it to a manager.  Set up an interview time.
1023368
First dress to impress.Be on time.  Shake hands with the person conducting the interview when you enter the office.Tell them how you heard about the hiring.You can ask about the pay, the company health plan and what position is being offered. Be honest at the interview and friendly and state that you are a hardworking person and you that are customer service friendly.Customer service is the key word here. Be polite and friendly and smile. If you have a resume bring that but its not important. Ask how long is the probationary period if hired, you would get reviewed in 30 days, and then 60 days on your performance.In some case you probably would get hire on the spot. Oh yeah, take your ID with you just in case they send you for drug testing the same day.
691420
Best time is mornings....you are crisp, fresh and switched on. What do you mean by 1st, day, last day? Any day is good, as long as the one who wants to interview is ready.
1131822
Companies usually inquire immediately after the interview to get a background/drug test going if they are interested. If you didn't apply/interview for a position that required a background/drug test then I would say up to 2 weeks. \n\nI work in Human Resources and I sometimes get really busy and can't follow-up with applicants right away. \n\nI would not suggest waiting around for the company to call though. Keep interviewing because something better may come up.