Yes, you can reschedule, but the request needs to go through the employer, since reschedule permissions in Hyring Meet are managed from the recruiter's side rather than the candidate's.
Here's how it typically works: if the time originally scheduled for your interview doesn't suit you, the fastest way to resolve it is to reach out directly to the recruiter or hiring team who sent you the invite. Most interview invitations include a contact email or a reply option, and letting them know as early as possible gives them the best chance to accommodate a new time. Once they update the schedule on their end, you'll usually receive an updated calendar invite or confirmation with the new date and time, along with a fresh meeting link if one is needed.
If you're not sure who to contact, check the original invite or confirmation email for the recruiter's name and contact details, that's the quickest path to a resolution. In cases where you applied through a careers page or applicant portal, there may also be a link back to your application status page where you can message the hiring team directly.
A few things worth keeping in mind: since employers control rescheduling, there isn't a self-serve "reschedule" button on the candidate side within Hyring Meet itself. This is intentional, it keeps interview scheduling consistent with the employer's hiring pipeline and avoids conflicting changes to their calendar. So even if you're comfortable with tools like Hyring Meet, any changes to timing, date, or interviewer still need to be routed through the recruiter.
If you've already reached out and haven't heard back, and your interview time is approaching, it's worth sending a polite follow-up rather than waiting until the last moment. Recruiters are usually able to shift things around given a bit of notice. If the interview is imminent (say, within the next couple of hours) and you can't reach anyone, try any phone number or alternate contact provided in the original communication, since email may not be checked in time.
To summarize: rescheduling is entirely possible, but it's initiated and approved by the employer's recruiting team, not through a candidate-facing setting in Hyring Meet. Contacting them directly and as early as possible is the best way to get a new time confirmed. If you continue to have trouble getting a response, you're also welcome to flag it to us through Hyring Meet's support channel and we can help follow up on your behalf.
