Interview tomorrow but just got an email. . .

[AlphaPig]

So I'm supposed to have an in-person interview tomorrow at a local clinic for a job. They called me on Tuesday to ask for an interview.

Just now, I received an email thanking me for applying to the position, but they had hired someone else (!?!?)

It's too late to call (they are closed) so do I call in the morning to see if they still want me to come? Isn't that. . .odd??

Sigh. . .trying to find a non-hospital job is tough.

[Been there,done that, ASN, RN]

The email regarding the application was computer generated. Ignore it.

Show up 15 minutes early for your interview.. dressed to nines... knock 'em dead.

Let us know how it went.

[Nurse SMS, MSN, RN]

Definitely still show up.

[xoemmylouox, ASN, RN]

I'd still go. Even if the position you applied to is taken perhaps another is available.

[Meriwhen, ASN, BSN, MSN, RN]

I'd go as scheduled, or at least call. It may be a auto-message, or the position may have really been filled. But as no one had the courtesy to cancel your interview, presume that it's still on. Best of luck.

[AlphaPig]

I went and they offered me the job, but they only needed someone PRN and I need full time. She couldn't guarantee hours. I KNOW the ad said full-time.

Oh well. . life goes on. . .I have another interview next week with Humana. I consider today a practice run.

[Sam J.]

Speaking of emails I am curious if the readers in here use an email address solely for work, strictly apart from their personal email addresses for friends, family? If not, I'd suggest doing so- you never know where your email messages can end up, you can forward by accident a personal email to your employer, or any number of possible disasterous things. As far as cancelling an interview via email, it's a sad commentary of where civility is headed.

[sdl11b]

Show up eager, early, and dressed to impressed. Good Luck