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	from Alison Doyle What's the best way to take time off from work for a job interview? I always suggest that job seekers try to schedule interviews early or late in the day, or at lunch time. Another alternative, if you can schedule a couple of interviews on one day, is taking a vacation day.
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Taking Time Off to Interview Check the suggestions and add yours, if you have a creative solution for taking time off to interview. So far, we have using vacation or sick time, trying to arrange the interview early in the morning, late in the day, or after work, transporting a friend to the airport - and even burglary!             More Topics Tough Interview Questions Illegal Interview Questions Best Interview Answers Job Listings Job Interviews Interview tips, interview questions and answers, interview preparation and etiquette, post interview thank you letters and how to successfully career network.   Top 10 Interview Blunders What shouldn't you do when interviewing? Here are a selection of blunders, mistakes and errors a candidate for employment can make. Spend time preparing to interview so these don't happen to you!     Sponsored Links   Tax Time Taxing Matters Get all the advice you need for tax preparation, from gathering documents to budget planning and tips for saving more.

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