An alarm usually goes off in my head when an interview includes questions about my hobbies, or any of my personal time. In fact, I have turned down jobs if the interviewer had asked me such questions, then called to ask that I start working for the company.
Under what circumstances would you turn down a job offer?
Hi Diana, see this example job rejection letter and feel free to post back here should you have any further questions.
I stopped the interview process twice in my life before it got to the point of whether or not I got a job offer. The first was because of the uncertainty of travel. I love business travel, and have always welcomed it. One potential employer stated that it was required to keep luggage with at least 1 week's worth of travel necessities at the office because it was not uncommon to find out on any given day that I would have to travel the same day for an extended trip.
The second time was for a relocation job when I decided it wasn't a place I wanted to relocate to.
Coda1108,
Having to keep baggage packed at a job that wasn't associated with emergency response or humanitarian aid sounds the company is disorganized, a best!
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