Jobs in different states

[invidia]

So, I've applied to many jobs out of state. Would they require me to fly out there for a day and do an interview or would most of them just do a telephone interview?

I don't want to spit out a couple hundreds of bucks and fly to various cities just to see if i MAY or MAY NOT get the job. If i want to gamble, I'll rather head to Vegas.

 

[SarcasticDwarf]

Originally posted by: invidia
So, I've applied to many jobs out of state. Would they require me to fly out there for a day and do an interview or would most of them just do a telephone interview?

I don't want to spit out a couple hundreds of bucks and fly to various cities just to see if i MAY or MAY NOT get the job. If i want to gamble, I'll rather head to Vegas.

Pretty much every company is going to do a phone interview (or three) first. If it gets to the point where they are down to a couple candidates then they would fly you out there*.


*Some more entry level positions are such that they will not pay for transportation. In many cases this will be indicated in some manner in the ad.

 

[spidey07]

No way are you required to pay for anything during the interview process (ticket, hotel, car, etc).

 

[MetalMat]

Originally posted by: spidey07
No way are you required to pay for anything during the interview process (ticket, hotel, car, etc).

I agree, most companies will pick up the bill.