What Doesn't Kill Us
Living in Quebec is a character builder. Living in Quebec is a character builder. Living in Quebec is a character builder. I am repeating that to myself over and over, because eventually I will believe that instead of "Living in Quebec Sucks ASS."
The job interview came and went and it didn't go as well as I would have liked. I did my best, but I probably sounded like a moron as I stumbled over my words a few times! I think that I answered the questions well, but I am sure that the other candidates answered them just as well. The main interviewer had to go on a "conference call" about 15-20 mins into the interview and then I saw her in the lobby about 10 mins later with the next candidate. Not a positive sign.
While I was sitting in the waiting area I saw the previous candidate leave and mention that she'd e-mail her references. The remaining interviewer didn't even ask for my references, I had to offer them.
They also said that they would be making the decision today and getting the individual to start work tomorrow, but I haven't hear anything at it's 8pm. I am thinking that I didn't get the job.
There are good things about not getting the job. I can go to Toronto as I had planned on July 2nd and I don't have to worry about taking time of for my wedding. So I guess that's good. I really did want to start working though and I was really hoping that I'd finally have money to buy things. Oh well, as the title says; what doesn't kill us makes us stronger.
The job interview came and went and it didn't go as well as I would have liked. I did my best, but I probably sounded like a moron as I stumbled over my words a few times! I think that I answered the questions well, but I am sure that the other candidates answered them just as well. The main interviewer had to go on a "conference call" about 15-20 mins into the interview and then I saw her in the lobby about 10 mins later with the next candidate. Not a positive sign.
While I was sitting in the waiting area I saw the previous candidate leave and mention that she'd e-mail her references. The remaining interviewer didn't even ask for my references, I had to offer them.
They also said that they would be making the decision today and getting the individual to start work tomorrow, but I haven't hear anything at it's 8pm. I am thinking that I didn't get the job.
There are good things about not getting the job. I can go to Toronto as I had planned on July 2nd and I don't have to worry about taking time of for my wedding. So I guess that's good. I really did want to start working though and I was really hoping that I'd finally have money to buy things. Oh well, as the title says; what doesn't kill us makes us stronger.
Comments
Probably not.
This sucks donkey balls probably fits better.
Hallie