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atR - Vol. 1, Number 19 Callback Interviews Callback interviews are generally held in an employer’s office following an initial screen- ing interview. Employers will usually call to extend an invitation for a callback interview. If you use an answering machine, and we recommend that you do, make sure your message is clear and professional. When scheduling callback interviews, you first need to decide how many interviews to accept. It is important to balance interview- ing with other factors such as school, ex- tracurricular activities, and work. You don’t want to overextend yourself or the quality of your interviews will suffer. You also don’t want to accept a callback interview with an employer with whom you are sure you would not accept an offer of employment. It is unfair to the employer and other interviewing students to do so. When scheduling a callback interview you want to respond to the employer promptly so that your travel arrangements can be made as cost effectively and When your work conveniently as possible. Make sure you keep a complete calendar so that you don’t schedule interviews when you have other commitments such as on-campus speaks for itself, interviews, competitions, or exams. Avoid