Arriving 2 hours early to an appointment denotes only that you are too desperate and selfish (which obviously shows immaturity). It shows that you do not respect other people's turn by occupying a space that should be occupied by the person whose turn is next (which denotes lack if civilization).
When I say "acting civilized" and carry yourself "like an American", I mean that this behavior resembles the level of uneducation, selfishness and immaturity, commonly found in some foreigners from third world countries. (They always want to be first no matter what, even if this implies running over other people's rights.)
In AMERICA, whether you agree with this or not, we do NOT arrive too early to appointments. And the reasons behind this are simple:
1- Respect for others: interviews are usually scheduled one after another calculating enough time to offer each applicant the time they deserve and need to accomplish their interview process.
2- Responsibility: There is nothing wrong in arriving puntual or perhaps some 15-30 mins earlier (reasonable acceptable standard in America) to prevent or anticipate the unforeseen.
3- Civilization: When you arrive too early you are only betting on an thin opportunity to getting away with a faster processing of your case, maybe because someone was late, or had a mishap and could not make it on time. (opportunity hunter). Doing this knowingly, denotes a serious lack of civilized manners not proper of the American people.
4- Maturity: Desperation for obtaining something you are entitled to or eligible for, only denotes immaturity and lack of patience not proper of Americans.
As mentioned on point #2, it is responsible to be there on time and perhaps some reasonable time earlier, but if a real mishap or unforeseen event should prevent you from making it to the interview, there are also civilized channels to re-schedule it. Of course, this might be probably unnacceptable under your angry psychics but it only denotes that you may not have the fitness to become an American Citizen. You may be able to obtain a blue passport shortly, but certainly unless you make a profound interior change on the way you view life, you will never be an AMERICAN. Good luck on your interview arriving there 1 day ahead!
When I say "acting civilized" and carry yourself "like an American", I mean that this behavior resembles the level of uneducation, selfishness and immaturity, commonly found in some foreigners from third world countries. (They always want to be first no matter what, even if this implies running over other people's rights.)
In AMERICA, whether you agree with this or not, we do NOT arrive too early to appointments. And the reasons behind this are simple:
1- Respect for others: interviews are usually scheduled one after another calculating enough time to offer each applicant the time they deserve and need to accomplish their interview process.
2- Responsibility: There is nothing wrong in arriving puntual or perhaps some 15-30 mins earlier (reasonable acceptable standard in America) to prevent or anticipate the unforeseen.
3- Civilization: When you arrive too early you are only betting on an thin opportunity to getting away with a faster processing of your case, maybe because someone was late, or had a mishap and could not make it on time. (opportunity hunter). Doing this knowingly, denotes a serious lack of civilized manners not proper of the American people.
4- Maturity: Desperation for obtaining something you are entitled to or eligible for, only denotes immaturity and lack of patience not proper of Americans.
As mentioned on point #2, it is responsible to be there on time and perhaps some reasonable time earlier, but if a real mishap or unforeseen event should prevent you from making it to the interview, there are also civilized channels to re-schedule it. Of course, this might be probably unnacceptable under your angry psychics but it only denotes that you may not have the fitness to become an American Citizen. You may be able to obtain a blue passport shortly, but certainly unless you make a profound interior change on the way you view life, you will never be an AMERICAN. Good luck on your interview arriving there 1 day ahead!
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