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I'm applying now, but my spouse may get transferred to another city before interviews. If that happens, is it reasonable to ask recruiting to change my preferred office?
A recruiter asked whether I'm flexible on office location before scheduling interviews. I do have a preferred city, but I could realistically move. I'm worried that sounding too flexible makes me look unfocused, while being too specific could hurt my chances.
Mayank G.CoachGive the recruiter an accurate answer. Office flexibility can affect where your application is considered, so this is not a question to game.
I already submitted my application with one office as my first choice, but my situation changed and another office now makes more sense. I haven't interviewed yet. Is changing the preference possible, and when should I raise it?
Mayank G.CoachUsually the right move is to contact recruiting as soon as the preference genuinely changes rather than waiting until interviews are underway.
A smaller office appeals to me because I like the people and location, but I worry the project mix could be limited compared with a major hub. Is office size something candidates should seriously factor into the decision?
Mayank G.CoachOffice size matters, but consider it together with staffing model, industry mix, and how much work is shared across offices.