Okay, so if I seem to disappear off the face of the earth, it's because I've died from a combination of a nervous-breakdown and an excitement overload. But to keep it more simple, it'll be because I'm beyond seriously anxious.
I have a full-time job interview tomorrow morning. I'm really counting on this job. Honestly, there are barely any jobs around that I'm qualified for. And if I want my five year plan to actually work within the next five years, I need this.
It has been about three to four years since I had my last, proper interview. My last one, for the job I have now, didn't really count seen as though I hadn't applied for the job. I had merely inquired. My then, to-be-boss had sought me out. She had basically hired me before she knew me. I was lucky, to score the job that way.
My job before that was being a waitress at a cafe. I was a regular there so the lady always knew my face. I had inquired one day about any available positions, but unfortunately there wasn't any. About three months later when I went for coffee, the lady, Gale, asked if I was still after a job. I said yes, the next day I had an "interview", which was me showing up during the day and Gale stopping for about 2 minutes to explain the position. I had a three hour trial and was asked to come back to what I thought was a second trial. But I actually had the job. I was stoked.
So it has been a while since my last real interview. I must admit though, I'm doubtful that my past and current employment got me this interview. I think I have to give serious credit to my cover letter. I'm not being boastful or anything, but I sound absolutely fantastic in it. Technically, I didn't lie about a thing, I just used the right words in the right way. trust me, if you read my cover letter, you'd hire me.
Well, I'm extremely nervous, but I'm sure I'll be able to portray a calm, confident young woman. I hope.
Wish me luck!!
All my love,
Ciao
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