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Either after hours or during lunch, when I used to drive my vehicle off an
employer's property to talk to people on the cell phone.
Paul
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Subject: Re: Cover Stories for Job-Hunting Absences
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I've often found people are willing to interview after hours as well - they
know you're working and will appreciate that you're doing this on your own
time.
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