9 to 5
74 books read in 2011
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Interview next week
in 9 to 5
I'm really excited I have an interview next week. I don't know if the job will be a good fit (requires HS Diploma w/experience; I have experience and am working on my Master's). But it's something I'd be good at - I just hope the salary is in line with my expectations.
74 books read in 2011
Re: Interview next week
Whats the job for? If you are overqualified, in this economy thats not terrible. Especially if the company is small, there is room for improvement. I got an entry level job about 2 years ago with a bachelors and CS exp. I'm now in upper management making $10k more than what I was hired at.
I don't want to convince myself I don't want it yet - but I do want to be realistic that I might get bored.
I have a job now, and while I'm not happy here, at least I know what I'm unhappy about - if that makes any sense.
This new company is equally far, except that I wouldn't be able to take public transportation or commute with DH any more. So there are definite drawbacks. Oh - and the co requires suits w/jackets every day. I like to dress pretty casually.
74 books read in 2011
Ok automatically I know I wouldn't be happy there! Dressing up in my office means my boss wears a shirt with no stains, and I wear heals with my jeans. It's a hard life, I know, but someone has to live it
Is it a company that you would be able to grow with? Or would it be a job that you would semi resent from the beginning and grow to hate even more over time?
This is what I don't know. It's a huge company so there's definitely room to grow. But I don't know what it's like on the inside -- I've heard mixed things about working there.
I'm getting ahead of myself. I only have a first interview. haha
74 books read in 2011