Back to back days is easy shit if they are 4-5 hr affairs. Though I’ve had one all day CBs that included a getting wasted component and I woke up the next morning miserable, so obviously don’t do that if you have a CB the next day.
Don’t want to say bc I accepted there. Also, callbacks I’ve had down South tend to run longer. Had an epic 7 hr one once, when they told me it would be 5.
No big deal. Even two in a day is a pain in the ass but doable. Back to back days is like nothing. Especially if you’re traveling for them; then you don’t have any distractions and can just go to your hotel, relax, study up for the next day.
Last year, I wound up doing two-a-days pretty much every day for a week and a half. I worried that if I didn’t hurry up and do my callbacks ASAP, the firms would interview and offer someone else before I could get in the door.
At least all the interviews were in the same region. But goddamn if that wasn’t the most mentally exhausting 2 weeks of my life.
One a day is probably smarter, since you won’t be a perfect mess the whole time. And as said already, it’s totally manageable.
This but also beware of the travel. I had a 9a-3p callback last year then caught a 5p flight, had to connect, and didn’t get in until 1130p. the only problem I had was not much time to review stuff for the second callback. So if you’re doing back-to-back, prepare for both beforehand and try to relax in between them. Travel is stressful enough.
Two hours of scheduled interviews (at one firm) based on mass mailing. Treat as screener or callback? Or in this case irrelevant and just prepare as though it’s a callback? Probably answered my own question… I ask because I have that in the morning and then another one of indefinite length at a neighboring firm in the afternoon. Should probably just go gonzo for both without knowing more, right?