Asked to schedule interview in SF while I'm visiting, no response for two weeks and I'm here already. What to do?

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I've been in the run for this out-of-state startup job (< 10 people) in SF and went through 2 rounds: phone and 20+ hour paid project. I told them that I'd be in town starting today until Monday night, which they responded if I could schedule coming in. This was two weeks ago and no response, despite a follow-up email a week before I came here.



Would it be worth giving them a call? I have a feeling they moved on since they would have responded already. They didn't ask me to come to SF. I came to SF for vacation and thought it'd be convenient for both of us to meet in-person.






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    I've been in the run for this out-of-state startup job (< 10 people) in SF and went through 2 rounds: phone and 20+ hour paid project. I told them that I'd be in town starting today until Monday night, which they responded if I could schedule coming in. This was two weeks ago and no response, despite a follow-up email a week before I came here.



    Would it be worth giving them a call? I have a feeling they moved on since they would have responded already. They didn't ask me to come to SF. I came to SF for vacation and thought it'd be convenient for both of us to meet in-person.






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      I've been in the run for this out-of-state startup job (< 10 people) in SF and went through 2 rounds: phone and 20+ hour paid project. I told them that I'd be in town starting today until Monday night, which they responded if I could schedule coming in. This was two weeks ago and no response, despite a follow-up email a week before I came here.



      Would it be worth giving them a call? I have a feeling they moved on since they would have responded already. They didn't ask me to come to SF. I came to SF for vacation and thought it'd be convenient for both of us to meet in-person.






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      I've been in the run for this out-of-state startup job (< 10 people) in SF and went through 2 rounds: phone and 20+ hour paid project. I told them that I'd be in town starting today until Monday night, which they responded if I could schedule coming in. This was two weeks ago and no response, despite a follow-up email a week before I came here.



      Would it be worth giving them a call? I have a feeling they moved on since they would have responded already. They didn't ask me to come to SF. I came to SF for vacation and thought it'd be convenient for both of us to meet in-person.






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          Would it be worth giving them a call?




          Definitely worth giving a call to them, if it means a chance to landing an offer you like. You say you already had a phone interview, so you have at least one number to try calling.



          I would do it ASAP, and in future situations I suggest you don't wait two weeks to reach out to them when time is a factor.





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            +1 Definitely should have tried calling earlier.
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          Would it be worth giving them a call?




          Definitely worth giving a call to them, if it means a chance to landing an offer you like. You say you already had a phone interview, so you have at least one number to try calling.



          I would do it ASAP, and in future situations I suggest you don't wait two weeks to reach out to them when time is a factor.





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            +1 Definitely should have tried calling earlier.
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          Would it be worth giving them a call?




          Definitely worth giving a call to them, if it means a chance to landing an offer you like. You say you already had a phone interview, so you have at least one number to try calling.



          I would do it ASAP, and in future situations I suggest you don't wait two weeks to reach out to them when time is a factor.





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          Definitely worth giving a call to them, if it means a chance to landing an offer you like. You say you already had a phone interview, so you have at least one number to try calling.



          I would do it ASAP, and in future situations I suggest you don't wait two weeks to reach out to them when time is a factor.





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          Definitely worth giving a call to them, if it means a chance to landing an offer you like. You say you already had a phone interview, so you have at least one number to try calling.



          I would do it ASAP, and in future situations I suggest you don't wait two weeks to reach out to them when time is a factor.






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