This probably seems a bit odd to you keeners out there who want to show up 30 minutes before an interview to show how eager you are. Conversely, showing up 10 minutes early may seem like a real burden to all of you chronically late people, who think that punctuality is for nerds and that showing up just on time is fine. Here’s why 10 minutes beforehand is the ideal time to show up: |
If you show up 10 minutes ahead of time, you’re demonstrating that you’re punctual and it’s more than enough time to settle in, get a glass of water from the receptionist and get mentally prepared for your interview. Also, organized companies and interviewers will book at least a 15-minute gap between their interviews; so they can debrief on the last candidate, prepare for the next candidate, and ensure that candidates don’t accidentally run into each other in the hallway, which can make them uncomfortable.
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AuthorRodger Banister is an award winning copywriter and author of It's Not About You: How to think like an employer and get the job you really want. ![]() Archives
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