Finger-Crossin' Good
That's all I need. Some crossed fingers, some good karma, some positive energy, whatever you've got.
I just got a call from someone whose ad I responded to - and we must have talked for an hour. He's got a few more respondents to filter through before deciding on the final few to meet with, but...
At one point during the conversation he says, "You sound just about perfect for the job" and eek eek eek, I'm trying not to get too confident but it's pretty hard when the vibe is so very "I'll call you tomorrow" as opposed to a more detached "I'll let you know if you make the cut".
It sounds fun. It's creative. It's flexible. It's variety. I will be able to learn new things and get better at other things, while bringing my own skills into the fold. It's not a damn office with all it's office-y ickiness and competitiveness and that-is-not-by-jobiness and goals sheets and performance reviews and screw-you-osity.
Eek! eek? EEK!
Okay. Breathe. Get some stuff together. Get IT together.
yikes
:)
for the NNAF
7 comments:
Oh! Fingers crossed tight for you! And I'm thinking good thoughts.
Good luck. Fingers crossed.
fingers, toes, crossed....
best of luck with this. :)
I believe you will get there!!! Good luck!!
Thanks, everyone! It's working! Interview in a little over an hour. One more eek for good measure. :)
Is it a good sign when the interview is two and a half hours of talking; you both graduated from the same university; and the son of that guy you worked for - the one who was stinking drunk and had you cornered for an hour back in your little space where no one directly could see you and was talking about suicide but got mad if you hinted at leaving or calling out on the phone and it really shook you up - was someone he'd arrested several times?
Just HOW long can one make a sentence?
I should know by this weekend.
Woo-glad the interview went so well, and so LONG!
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