Re: openings at the virtual school
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May 22, 2020
I got a request for an interview for a part time English teaching job at fort campbell. I don't think I can realistically support myself on a part time salary schedule and it's not really a location I want to be in.
Would a polite explanation of this and a decline to interview be a nail in a coffin for future interviews? I feel like it's better to decline the interview, than to interview and decline an offer. Right?
Shawna11
Had you selected PT in your EAS? What are your other qualifications?
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There are no repercussions for declining an interview. Rather, it's the opposite. HR and principals appreciate the clarity.
They just move onto the next name on the list.