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<blockquote data-quote="TedEx" data-source="post: 2758224" data-attributes="member: 285642">You are certainly between a rock and a hard place.I would tell your interviewer&nbsp; up front, and add that you made plans before you&nbsp; realized this opportunity would come up.Is it too late for you cancel your vacation. Have you put money on it and would lose it if you cancel?&nbsp; How much?&nbsp; This is all info your interviewer may ask.Good luck.I was once in a similar situation.&nbsp; I had planned surgery, ( would be unable to work for a week0 had plans for a friend to visit me for a week, , and had a two week vacation planned.At the interview, I told the interviewer about my plans and told him if this presents a problem,&nbsp; thank you for your time. and I understand.,&nbsp; He said, yes , it would be a problem, but not a problem they couldn&#039;t work around. He appreciated me letting him know up front, and I did get the job.Good luck.,</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TedEx, post: 2758224, member: 285642"] You are certainly between a rock and a hard place. I would tell your interviewer up front, and add that you made plans before you realized this opportunity would come up. Is it too late for you cancel your vacation. Have you put money on it and would lose it if you cancel? How much? This is all info your interviewer may ask. Good luck. I was once in a similar situation. I had planned surgery, ( would be unable to work for a week0 had plans for a friend to visit me for a week, , and had a two week vacation planned. At the interview, I told the interviewer about my plans and told him if this presents a problem, thank you for your time. and I understand., He said, yes , it would be a problem, but not a problem they couldn't work around. He appreciated me letting him know up front, and I did get the job. Good luck., [/QUOTE]

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