There are some great answers here - and I do believe that you need to think about your needs first. Then the likely day the interview person or panel will be having. Above all, you don’t want to be ‘candidate number 7’ (or whoever), who nobody can. There seems to be a strong assumption among some people that just because one interviews first or last it will give him/her a distinct advantage. Again, it depends on factors that influence the interviewer, but if a candidate in the first or last slot blows the interview, it will make no difference at all. If that time slot isn't an option, think about when the interviewer would likely be in the best mood and most focused. Here are some tips for selecting an interview time: Avoid early-morning meetings.
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