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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. When I told them that I'd be in San Francisco starting from today until Monday night, they asked if I could schedule a visit to their SF office. I said yes of course, but now 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.
    – David K
    Sep 28, 2018 at 20:14
  • Gave them a call, went straight to voicemail. Hopefully they get back but at this point, I think it's entirely in their court now.
    – Jason
    Sep 28, 2018 at 21:13
  • @Jason seems like so... perhaps (just guessing) the position is no longer available, but I am probably wrong. Do you have any other way to contact them? Perhaps you know their address to their offices or similar...
    – DarkCygnus
    Sep 28, 2018 at 21:14
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    @DarkCygnus Their address in an e-mail signature, but showing up to their office unannounced may be too intrusive?
    – Jason
    Sep 28, 2018 at 21:31
  • Perhaps it could be a bit intrusive, but you could consider just checking if they still have their offices on such address, that way you can discard the possibility that they have moved. Do consider giving them a call later (don't know what time is over there but when you get a chance and it's a decent hour)
    – DarkCygnus
    Sep 28, 2018 at 21:32

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