I had an interview at a job a few weeks ago at a place related to my major. They wanted me to come in for a working interview for a few hours just to see how I liked the place and for them to see if I was a good fit. The only problem was the job required set hours that interfered with my current job, but they said they'd try to work around it.

I contacted the manager before the scheduled interview and told her that with my other job and school, I just didn't know if I could handle the stress of a second job (which was a job I really wanted and would quit my first job for it... another problem I tried to get over was I get $13/hr at my current job and this other job would start at $8/hr).

It's been several weeks since I turned down the working interview and I've done nothing but regret my decision. I've been really considering contacting the manager back and asking if they'd be willing to let me do the working interview. I've been thinking about putting in my two weeks at my other job. I don't care about the money anymore; I just want to be happy when I go to work.

Would it be completely stupid to contact the job that I actually want and let them know my schedule would be freed up so I could commit to their scheduling? I really want that job and they were pretty excited about having me come in for a working interview. I just don't want to sound like an asshole for "begging" for the working interview... and they may have already hired someone else for the position now.
user
I've been wanting to come in for a working interview at a job I have a "reason" to go to, but the schedule would be interfering with my current job. Is it stupid to contact the manager and ask if they'd be willing to let me do the working
assistant
I had an interview at a job a few weeks ago at a place related to my major. They wanted me to come in for a working interview for a few hours just to see how I liked the place and for them to see if I was a good fit. The only problem was the job required set hours that interfered with my current job, but they said they'd try to work around it.

I contacted the manager before the scheduled interview and told her that with my other job and school, I just didn't know if I could handle the stress of a second job (which was a job I really wanted and would quit my first job for it... another problem I tried to get over was I get $13/hr at my current job and this other job would start at $8/hr).

It's been several weeks since I turned down the working interview and I've done nothing but regret my decision. I've been really considering contacting the manager back and asking if they'd be willing to let me do the working interview. I've been thinking about putting in my two weeks at my other job. I don't care about the money anymore; I just want to be happy when I go to work.

Would it be completely stupid to contact the job that I actually want and let them know my schedule would be freed up so I could commit to their scheduling? I really want that job and they were pretty excited about having me come in for a working interview. I just don't want to sound like an asshole for "begging" for the working interview... and they may have already hired someone else for the position now.
user
I didn't want to work a second job, but the job I actually want gave me a new set of problems I didn't really know I had and I'm looking for advice on how to handle the situation.
assistant