The time you schedule an interview may influence your likelihood of getting a job. Make sure you know when the best, and worst, times to have an interview are.
Try not to be the first. You don’t want to be ahead of too many other candidates so you don’t become the benchmark against which all others are measured.
Don’t be the last, either. By the end of the day, your interviewer might be more tired and less likely to think clearly and critically, meaning they won’t be at their best to meet you.
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