Include a paragraph that makes your point and encourages the employer to reconsider your potential. For most employers the first interview is a screening interview. They follow up with serious prospects by inviting you for a second interview at the work site. The invitation may arrive by mail or telephone. Frequently the employer gives you a choice of several days.
Most second interviews last a full day.
When you receive an invitation for a second interview, immediately acknowledge it in writing. If you are not interested in the organization, decline the invitation, thanking them for their interest. Clarify all the details of your visit with the employer. You should receive information from the employer about your travel schedule, your hotel accommodations, who will meet you or how you are to get from the airport to your hotel, your interview schedule, reimbursement policies, and an emergency number you can call in the event of unforeseen problems. If you do not receive this information prior to your interview, call the employer to request it.