Unresponsive (rude?) interviewer

<p>So way back in September, I was contacted for an interview by a school that required interviews (not naming names here...). I was connected to my interviewer, and I started emailing him about the details. I understand that interviewers are often very busy, but in my case, he only responded to my emails every 2-3 days, and sometimes left 2 weeks in between responses! While trying to finalize meeting locations and such, he never really confirmed anything and for the whole month of October, he stopped corresponding/replying to my emails. I decided to wait and see, as I did not want to seem pushy or rude.</p>

<p>Fast forward in November, and he finally (!) replied to my email, asking if I was available later in the week for an interview. I promptly wrote back with the details and we discussed meeting at a coffeeshop. Alas, after another 3-4 exchanges, he stopped replying to my emails again! This is very frustrating as I cannot get a confirmed date, and I have to hold off other arrangements due to this interviewer!</p>

<p>Has anyone been in a similar situation, and what did you do? I was contemplating emailing the school to complain/get another interviewer, but I did not want to create more trouble! This is very frustrating!</p>

<p>Any thoughts?</p>

<p>I would contact the school and politely tell them your problem without complaining but expressing concern. Good luck!</p>

<p>@bengalmombengal‌ thanks! how should I word the email? :open_mouth: I’m clueless and I really don’t want to offend anyone, but this is so frustrating!</p>

<p><em>Probably</em> (I’m no expert on this) the best thing to do would be to say you have had trouble contacting your interviewer and/or have not been able to schedule a date for your interview with that particular person, and to respectfully ask if it would be possible to be assigned to another interviewer. </p>

<p>Just be honest and respectful :)</p>

<p>I figured it out! I texted the interviewer for confirmation and he finally replied /: thanks guys!</p>