<prompt> Human: This is my first time actively applying for jobs while having a full-time job, and I dont know how I am going to find time to interview. I cant go during my very strict hour long lunch break because the area I want to work in is too far away, and there is a policy that any requested time off has to be made 2 full weeks in advance at minimum. This 2 week rule already became an issue for me when I scheduled a doctors appointment with less notice because I had noticed no one else was taking that day off. My manager called me into his office and asked how serious I was about my job and the company, in retrospect they must have assumed I was already applying for jobs and they must not have believed me about the doctor I wasnt applying for jobs at that point, but am I wrong in thinking this policy is demeaning enough in itself to make someone want to find a new job?I said I was very serious about the job what else was I supposed to say? I do need this job for my finances, but no, I dont like working here and I want a new job, please dont fire me until I give you my 2 weeks.? I also said that I would make sure ti schedule a Drs appointment 2 weeks in advance for now on. So obviously I cant use the doctor. excuse.But now I have a potential employer trying to set up an interview with me, and I expect another employer to request interview me as well, what do I say as an excuse when I know I will have to be excused multiple times?EDIT:Ive already managed to have 2 phone interviews during my lunch break. I need to do a face-to-face interview next week, but this isnt the only job Im applying for.  <response>: Employers are often very flexible if you ask for morning or evening interviews. Ive conducted interviews at 6p at candidates requests. 