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SweetheartSarah   3

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I live in Montreal, and as my interview will most likely be in Montreal, is there anything I can do to make the interview wait time go faster?

For example, would they hate it if I just showed up every morning to see if someone didn't show up or if they had any cancellations? How much time can be shaved off by doing this?

Anyone have an experience with doing this, or anything similar?

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MissDinaDee   8

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I believe that security looks at your interview letter and will let you in based ONLY on your interview date/time.

Patience is a virtue!

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alizon Community Regular

alizon   77

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You'll probably get more responses if you have this moved to the Canada forum, but I think MissDinaDee is right that you won't be able to get past security without an interview already scheduled for that day.

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Penny Lane   8,159

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You cannot show up early or on a different day than your interview. Before they even let you in the building, they ask to see your appointment letter. I got an earful just for showing up a few hours early.

 
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