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level 1 Calm down. It happens. If, say, at the 2 hour mark no one has called, send them an email. Interviews run late, meetings pop up, sometime's there is just free donuts in the break room. Deep breath, there ya go. Think of it as more time to consider how you will highlight your skills in your answers. level 2 I was just so amped up. Even woke up an hour and half early to get some food and coffee in me. I sent an email at the 40 min mark.... : / Maybe because it's MLKD? level 2 "sometime's there is just free donuts in the break room" Or cake. I can't tell you how many interviews have been late because cake. level 1 It depends. It's normal for interviews to be a little late (although in my experience, this is more likely to happen with on-site interviews than phone interviews), but it's rude to not let you know that they need to change the time. It may be a sign that they are disorganized and don't care about your time (and consider - if you were 30 minutes late to an interview and didn't notify them ahead of time, it would be a huge strike against you).