Company would not cover hotel costs, even though needed. Should I pay 100-200 dollars to do an in-person or instead do phone interviews which were offered as an alternative.
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Phone interview- It doesnt hurt you that much to do it over the phone. and you can use as many cheat sheets as you want (even if you dont need to use them, it gives you peace of mind because you know that if you randomly blank out you can use a hint)
Depends how many interviews you have on the table. Phone interviews are much more difficult. You can't measure tone at times, cannot see your interviewer or read his/her gestures. In-person interviews are more memorable, and you can make a bigger impact. If you only have a few interviews, this may be worth it. On the other hand, a phone interview can't hurt, and you can use a cheat sheet and look at your resume while you are speaking.
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