How do you reply an email regarding re-schedule interview?

Answer 1

The ideal way to reschedule an interview is by phone. Speak to the person (or their immediate assistant) with whom you have the interview to reschedule the appointment. The first person interaction with this person will give you the opportunity to express your eagerness to have the interview and your regret for having to reschedule.

Answer 2

To reply to an email regarding an interview re-schedule, one can write to the emailer and tell them why the interview must be redone. One must always include their name and phone number in the email as well. Be sure to thank the interviewer for their time as well as the opportunity.

Answer 3

First, I would like to say that it is a really bad idea to not keep an interview appointment. The interviewer will get the impression that you do not regard the interview as a priority. Second, it is a really bad idea to use snail mail to reschedule an interview. You need to inform the interviewer as quickly as possible. Using email is no guarantee the interviewer will be informed, but it is a much quicker form of communication.

But to answer the question, a standard business letter with date and mailing address of the interviewer is appropriate. The context of the letter should be short and to the point: "Due to circumstances beyond my control, I cannot keep my appointment for an interview and would very much like to reschedule." You may also want to include the date and time of the interview.