Interview day

[selenay]

Plus points: Liked the people, the company and the job. Would take it in a heartbeat if offered.

Down side: Unlikely to be offered the job due to fervent impression of complete idiot.

Damn. And I really wanted this one, too. Back to the application list, then.

Comments

[artifuss.livejournal.com]

*hugsyou* I totally feel your pain, Selenay.
*crosses fingers* Something will come up soon! :)

[gmul.livejournal.com]

Heck, well, you never know. I'm sure something even better will crop up soon and this bunch will go bust inside 18 months ;-)

[mmmchelle.livejournal.com]

I'm sorry, hon.

Hopefully the next one will be better.

[selenay]

Thanks! For the hugs and the good wishes.

I'm sure that something else will come up. Maybe not something as perfect as this one, but something that I like and want to do will definitely appear. Just gotta try harder at not becoming a babbling idiot during interviews...

[selenay]

*snort* Nice thought. Of course, you'll take that back if they see through the idiot-mask, won't you?

[selenay]

Thanks, hon. The next one will have to be better - all of this practise will eventually get my head trained into "think like a sensible, normal, intelligent human being" mode during interviews rather than "aah! Brain! Flail! Splort!". The first thought process will be much more useful, methinks.

[mmmchelle.livejournal.com]

Yes, yes, it will. /g/

[gmul.livejournal.com]

But of course! By employing you they'll be showing that they are a discerning bunch after all.

(Doesn't mean they won't still go bust after 18 months mind but we will at least live in hope that they can hang around long enough for you to save plenty before heading off to Canada!)

[selenay]

*g* My Canada departure is in three years. However, eighteen months of actual real-world experience would give me more options in the job market...