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That depends on what makes you uneasy about the job. If it's something serious, and you know you can't take the job, you should turn down the interview. You can probably find a better use for your time than interviewing for a job you don't want.
Cancel as soon as possible rather than go to a job that you and your gut don’t feel is right for you. Your time is valuable.
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I think you can try and go for the interview, it might not be a waste of time at the end of the day and it is a way of you learning about the position and at the end of the interview if you still feel uneasy, you can opt out.
True. And it would be good practice because I'm a bit rusty with interviews.
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Interview anyway if you want to get experience of giving interviews
It wouldn’t hurt to interview, I say. You never know the outcome really
That's true. Maybe things will turn out differently than expected.