How do I cancel job interviews?

The bridge will be burned because you are going to cancel. Move on. Let them know you want to cancel it and thank them for the opportunity.

You won't be getting another phone call from them ever again.

Don't cancel. Go to the interview and give it your best shot. It's good practice if nothing else. If they offer you the job, politely decline on the grounds that they can suck your dick.

>>17560635
"I am scheduled for an interview on Friday Noctember 42nd at 13:00. Since making that appointment I have taken a job elsewhere, so you can free that slot for someone else. I appreciate your considering me for that position."

>>17560650
topkek

>>17560662
I'd rather just play CS:GO, I'd have no trouble getting interviews if I wanted to practice (got a backlog of those "skip the telephone stage" emails from big companies too).

>>17560665
I'll do something like this.

>>17560635
There is no bridge to burn, cancelling an interview is just doing business and polite.

If you were to schedule one and just not turn up, then that's napalming a bridge.

Either way get the offer in writing first before anything.

>>17560635
If it's not in writing, it's not official. Go to your other interviews. See what they're offering. You might even be able to use them as leverage during salary negotiations.

Cancelling interview is good form and doesn't burn the bridge.

You could also go and if they offfer you job, tell them you're considering another offer and get them to bid for you at better pay

>>17560706
>I'd have no trouble getting interviews if I wanted to practice (got a backlog of those "skip the telephone stage" emails from big companies too).
I hate you. What are you credentials/qualifications?