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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It sounds like they are letting you know that long hours or late nights might be required and they want to know if this is going to be a problem. If it is a problem, then you'd be ahead to say something and look for a different job. If it depends, then ask for more specifics. Do they mean late nights or do they mean weekends? How frequently? Interviews are an opportunity for you to learn about the job. [/quote] +1000 There is nothing worse than hiring somebody who agrees to flexibility because they need the job but then that employee can't work extended hours due to other commitments.[/quote] OK, but why not be upfront about the requirements then? If I see a job advertised as 40% travel, I know that it's not even worth applying. Why not say, "frequent nights and weekends required?" [/quote]
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