QUESTION 18 OF 35

If hired, how soon could you start?

If you are currently working, you should give your supervisor two weeks' notice out of courtesy. Giving two weeks' notice shows the interviewer that you are respectful and have a good work ethic. If you do not have a job, you can explain to the interviewer that you can start immediately, which exudes enthusiasm and an eagerness to begin working for their company.

"I am currently working, so I need to give my supervisor two weeks' notice. My supervisor knows I am switching careers and looking for a job in this industry, so they are already looking for a replacement for me. They told me I could leave before two weeks if they found a replacement before then. So, at the most, it would be two weeks before I could start."

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