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Tripper11

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1. Personally...I don't see any reason why not....

Reply to UrbScotty (Original post)

Tue Jan 31, 2012, 03:59 AM

Jan 2012

I recently applied for a job, got a phone interview, the job was 3,000 miles away. They asked for some reference letters. I sent those at 1:00am.
My work hours are 12:30a-9:00a.
They way I looked at it: as long as they got what they were looking for, the time is irrelevant.

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Serious question: Is it a good idea to email a job application at 2:40 in the morning? [View all] UrbScotty Jan 2012 OP

Personally...I don't see any reason why not.... Tripper11 Jan 2012 #1

Yes! Old and In the Way Jan 2012 #2

I am always awake all night Skittles Jan 2012 #3

If you're applying for a programming job, absolutely. HopeHoops Jan 2012 #4

It doesn't matter. GoCubsGo Jan 2012 #5

Why not go all in and post it at 4:20 Brother Buzz Jan 2012 #6

I doubt they'd notice, but if they did it implies you can work all hours petronius Jan 2012 #7

I'd say yes. In fact I'd say *definitely* yes. sibelian Jan 2012 #8