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manpreet
Best Answer
3 years ago
Yes, you should ask. Thing is, you need to know what question is to be asked.
Clearly, you have no business knowing why the dates are being pushed out. What you want to ask / know instead is, when are you going to get an interview scheduled?
Time is of essence, and if they keep on postponing the last date for closing out the application process, you may not be interested in the position anymore or have already found another job and accepted the offer. It's a valid scenario to ask for a tentative date for interview meeting in this scenario.