I have been job hunting this week and this morning I got a call for a customer service position I had applied for at a small marketing firm. We did a small phone interview, and then they asked me to come in on Monday to meet with one of the hiring managers. I went ahead and scheduled it and then looked up the company online. It was a little misleading because the Indeed post had their companies abbreviated initials and on the phone they said their full name. While looking at the reviews for the company (which I had initially not been able to find due to the abbreviation) I discovered quite a few reviews from people who had been hired as customer service, and the job ended up being door-to-door sales which I am absolutely not interested in. Typically I would just go to the interview anyway and get a feel for things, but I am currently employed full time and going to this interview would mean missing a good chunk of my Monday morning and I have been on vacation all of this week. I do not want to put my current job in jeapordy if this doesn't pan out, so I'm thinking I should cancel it, but I am not sure what the most professional way to do that would be.
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