Friday, December 8, 2006

*excessive finger crossing*

I had a job interview yesterday which went really well.

It was odd, because I found the job listing on craigslist.org, which is normally not-so-great in Delaware. Not a lot of new jobs are hanging around there for this area. I saw a listing which looked interesting, so I emailed a resume. Ten minutes later, no kidding, I got a phone call asking me to come in for an interview.

It seems like a cool job. Not the dream job I've been wanting, but half of the job is at least creative, which is a plus. I can only punch numbers ad nauseum for so long.

I was called today for a second interview tomorrow. I'll be meeting some members of the staff I'd be supporting, and they're having me sit down at a computer to create a work sample.

You'll get to hear more about the job later, I think. I'm not really superstitious, but I worry that revealing too much too soon isn't a good thing. We'll see.

I think I'll wear different pants tomorrow than I did to my first interview. I read so much conflicting information about when to reveal to your employer that you have diabetes. I just stick to telling them once I've been employed. My point here is my pump tubing kept slipping out of my pants pocket, and I don't want to have to check myself a dozen times tomorrow when I'm going to be meeting a bunch of new people.

Here's to hoping that maybe I'll get exactly what I want for Christmas--a shiny new job!

8 comments:

  1. Anonymous1:25 AM

    Well, I will cross my fingers for you too! Good Luck tomorrow!

    I agree with waiting until you are hired to reveal the D.

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  2. Anonymous2:47 AM

    Thumbs up and good luck from me!

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  3. Anonymous6:45 AM

    Good Luck!

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  4. Fingers crossed. Good luck!!

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  5. Anonymous12:48 PM

    Good Luck!

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  6. My fingers are crossed! Good luck!

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  7. Anonymous9:41 PM

    Good luck!

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  8. I'm late to the party. I hope it went well for you!

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