#Interview Experience

[randomguy981]

I recently had a job interview with this company yesterday for an office admin/ admin assistant job. It seemed like a weird interview because they said they mostly called to talk to me because they see it's someone who has been in the kitchen industry and that I want to switch into office work, and they wanted to know why.

I gave them my usual speech about wanting something a bit more stable that would offer me a work/life balance and would give me a start unto understanding how an office area works for when I eventually move into the IT world. They seemed understanding, offered me some feedback on my resume (which I appreciated very much) and that was the gist of it. But I walked put of their feeling hopeful but at the same time defeated.

It seems they were mostly concerned about my ability to actually work on a computer. I know that a certain level of computer skills is needed to do this kind of work but I feel I have a pretty good grasp on it. But I might not have conveyed that to them properly. And I get it someone like me, who has more skills in one area than another doesn't really deserve the time of day, and not a lot of companies want to spend their money on training someone who can't do the job at all.

I'm willing to do everything I can to make it in this job. I know I can do it. I just feel so anxious just sitting here waiting for a response from them. (Either an email telling me to buzz off or a phone call asking for a second interview) I just want to do something new, something different, something interesting. I'm so tired of how my life is going so far and I'm not happy in my current job anymore.

[cryptocism]

"just as I did, in 1983."

you'd never know my favourite parts of the show are the fucked up insane bits when my first instinct is to draw the cheesiest thing imaginable

[arolegos]

who let this freak get a job

[raptordotin]

Immigration - My US Green Card Interview Experience  

Initial screening  My interview was scheduled on a Monday, Jan 24th, 2022, at 2.30pm and I was planning to enter the building at 2.15pm. As per the interview letter, they will not allow us inside even if we enter the building too early. 15mins early was fine. My family arrived at the parking lot at 2.02pm and waited inside our car for few mins. After that, I took out the folder that had the…

[unnecessaryemployee]

Hey there!

So this company I was interviewed by in May still have the position open in October. I had rejected them because of the talent head's attitude as if he was doing a donation by giving me a job. I understand somewhere between the lines it's the same thing but there is something called being humble and if the HR head is like that, I wondered how the rest would be in the organisation.

After seeing that role open for months I want to work with the company and the job. But I don't want to work with the leadership. Can't these old people just retire and sit at home?

Signed

Unnecessary employee

[cannibalspicnic]

What cracks me up about Don't Be Afraid, Just Start the Tape is that aside from the vampirism, Daniel's just having such a typical cocaine experience.

He goes home with a guy because he has coke, then ends up listening to the guy rant and bitch about his ex until dawn, then witnesses an implosion between the guy and his current partner, then is forced to answer the question, "Am I boring?" from said partner while trying to figure out the best way to leave.

This is just a regular night on cocaine.

[aurabora]

i’m being so serious rn if assad zaman isn’t rawdogging eric bogosian on my tv screen in s2 i am going to raise anne rice from the grave and telling her that AMC is writing fanfiction and she needs to sue them

[lykoiii]

but it's a necessary evil

[fascinationstreetmp3]

Backgammon? Well, that's wholesome.

Luke Brandon Field as Daniel Molloy INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE | 2.05

[mspi]

Good question

Here's the thing, with most my interviews I didn't know their corporate layout. Position wise of course.

Alright, thinking back in college as an intern who was offered a job over the phone along with my acceptance it was a bit to take in. That's until after a couple weeks in the bookstore when I heard there was an opening in IT.

Once I saw the IT manager down the hall, I straight up asked for the position. Not bad, he asked me where I wanted to be in a few years and I said: Graduate and Network Security engineer. They didn't look convinced, my lamest line was that I built good usable computers from bits from yard sales and shows.

Setting up networks was a meh one since I had only worked on test LANs I created. Trapping viruses to report and recode was a dangerous hobby. Took a whole lot of time too.

You can't tell the future, yet keep aiming for your goal and looking for other ways in. Being social helps. Remember to be kind with your contacts. It can be surprising.

After college, I called a kindergarten classmate of mine for a lead. Know what? They had it and it was in my field. 🥂

-- dnagirl

09.05.2023

[caughtshrimpin]

they aren't even formally engaged

bonus:

[hermit-frog]

[sophsun1]

Who am I supposed to love? You two have each other.

[gilberttheboy]

Armand loved the 60s and 70s not for the clothes or the music, because it was when all the fucked up psychological experiments were happening and he thought they were neat

[skyrigel]

Me when I consume media with a stabbing knowledge that I'll never experience anything as mortifying, beautiful and agonizing as this, with my hands tainted my brain rotted my heart overwhelmed and for my soul to be forever grotesquely haunted ( affectionately )

[poirott]

Sir David Suchet on the gifts he received from Agatha Christie's Poirot tv series → Capital Theatres interview, January 12 2024

"I know how fortunate I am to have had the opportunity to play such an astonishing character over all these years, and to see him blossom so dramatically around me, to see his exploits dubbed into more than fifty languages and broadcast in almost every country in the world. It is amazing, humbling, and the greatest present that I could ever have been given." - David Suchet, Poirot and Me