This is last minute, but an interviewer just canceled on a candidate interview for your team. This Kennett is already on site it cannot be rescheduled. Would you be able to interview the Kennett today? It will take two hours based on your current workload John‘s activity for today in the new interview request consider what action with you would take the additional time required for each response is noted as parentheses how effective is it to conduct the interview no questions ask two hours
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