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lirrin???
I was about to order jewelry from her.
Moving on to me, me, me news:
I just got home from my interview a little while ago.
So here's how it went.
I had to fill out a long application first, which I was very glad I remembered to bring a resume with me. I was truthful about my criminal history, because they had me sing a paper saying they would check. Then I almost had a panic attack on my way up these super tall stairs to wait for round one of the interview. But I had some water and felt okay.
The first part of the interview was six technical questions, of which I answered four reasonably correctly. Than were six customer service questions which I aced. But I thought I had done really poorly on the tech questions, and since it's a tech support position I felt really terrible and wanted to run out of there and go home. But I stayed, and it was good that I stayed, because it turns out that I made it to round two. That was one of those long personality tests and then another customer service interview. I think I did well in that one as well. And the cab ride was $25. So there's no way in hell I'd pay for it. If I did, it would be the same as making 1/3 as much money. Fie!!
I'm going to work with my job developing guy to see how they can help me with transportation. The people there seem very cool and freindly, so I imagine there will be folks for me to carpool with eventually. I'm also calling on another job tomorrow just in case this doesn't work out. It's a sweet job though, good wage, full benefits and 401K, and FREE CABLE!
Where the sam heck is
lirrin???I was about to order jewelry from her.
Moving on to me, me, me news:
I just got home from my interview a little while ago.
So here's how it went.
I had to fill out a long application first, which I was very glad I remembered to bring a resume with me. I was truthful about my criminal history, because they had me sing a paper saying they would check. Then I almost had a panic attack on my way up these super tall stairs to wait for round one of the interview. But I had some water and felt okay.
The first part of the interview was six technical questions, of which I answered four reasonably correctly. Than were six customer service questions which I aced. But I thought I had done really poorly on the tech questions, and since it's a tech support position I felt really terrible and wanted to run out of there and go home. But I stayed, and it was good that I stayed, because it turns out that I made it to round two. That was one of those long personality tests and then another customer service interview. I think I did well in that one as well. And the cab ride was $25. So there's no way in hell I'd pay for it. If I did, it would be the same as making 1/3 as much money. Fie!!
I'm going to work with my job developing guy to see how they can help me with transportation. The people there seem very cool and freindly, so I imagine there will be folks for me to carpool with eventually. I'm also calling on another job tomorrow just in case this doesn't work out. It's a sweet job though, good wage, full benefits and 401K, and FREE CABLE!
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for both the encouragement and the etsy link. I didn't really mena for that to sound like I was only interested in the jewelry. I was pretty stunned to see that line through her name.
The job is at the place I went to, so it is far. But my job developer is looking into low cost options for me, and I'm supposed to also follow up with a guy from the Center for Independent living. It'a amazing how some of these disability programs actually make me feel less disabled; when I first felt like a loser for having to use them.