I had a job interview on Tuesday. I'd applied for a job with this company in May. May, people.
They called me out of the blue last week and asked me if I was still interested. I really wasn't, but I said yes, because unemployed people don't turn down interviews.
It was a three-hour tour deal, where four of us got to sit and listen to the spiel about the company, then we each had individual interviews. About fifteen minutes into the spiel, I started saying to myself "Don't want this job, don't want this job..." I was convinced of that fact when the guy making the presentation told us all to take notes.
I had my little individual interview, and I will be hired if I want. Thing is, this is not the kind of job you take for main income. It's secondary. I'm not sure it's worth it to sign a contract, because I might not be here in three months.
"I might not be here in three months" ... is this one of them foreshadowing comments?
Posted by: Karan | November 10, 2005 at 13:59
I've been on this job for 55 days(who's countin?!)Today I was approached about full time employment.*sheesh*...I need the benefits,but I don't really want this job! I think I'll stall a little while.
Posted by: Jay | November 10, 2005 at 20:58
Hmmm what kind of job is it? and this really prompted the question... where WILL you be in 3 months? ;-)
Posted by: angel | November 10, 2005 at 23:39
I hope you'll be where I THINK you'll be in three months. And, at least it's nice to be wanted, right? The job market is a lonely one and when in it I grasp hold of any accolade or reinforcement shot my way. Good luck with your decision!
Posted by: sallyrogers | November 11, 2005 at 09:14
Three words: values, goals and interests. They should match. (another three..)
Posted by: anica | November 12, 2005 at 09:11