If a company pays all interview expenses do you have to take a job if offered or pay the company back if you don’t?
I did a phone interview for a job and was asked to do a second interview face to face and I was sure after that but after doing my research I am not feeling as confident as I was and I didn’t know how obligated I was to the company with them paying for the interview expenses
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If you didn't sign or commit to anything in writing, you don't owe them a thing. But why are you suddenly not feeling confident? Something happened. Determine what it was that changed your mind and deal with that.
You're not obligated to take the jog if they offer it, or to pay them back for anything. If you take a job, there's often an agreement to sign that if you leave within a certain time like a year or less, you have to pay back things like a hiring bonus.
No, you don't have to take the job.
Even if they fly you out and put you up in a hotel for a couple of nights, there's no obligation either way: they may decide not to offer you a position, and you may decide you are not interested. Big companies have lots of money for such things. You definitely do not reimburse them.
No of course you don't pay for an interview. That is a risk the company takes.
No, you don't have to take the job or reimburse them. It's part of their hiring expenses they write off on taxes.
You are not obligated at all.