I have a FORMAL interview at noon today for it. I had previously talked to the supervisor of that area informally and found out a few details about it to see whether or not I wanted to go through the formal process of applying for consideration in that department.
(the guys at work are giving me heck for dressing up today -- something I rarely do in PC Support)
The wheels turn slowly in this corporation -- it may be many more days before I know anything.
Guy at church -- had lunch with him and his wife. Had a good conversation. That seemed to be what was needed to "unhitch" the past in my mind and associate him only with the present. I will always have brotherly fondness for him, for sure, but I can now stand to treat him and talk to him like anyone else. It broke the ice.
Good Luck on the interview, and thanks Noemon for bringing this up. I had been wondering the same thing.
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Formal interview went very well. I basically controlled the whole interview because I got the vibes early on that this supervisor just really hated doing interviews (and since I was a journalist for 15 years, it was a piece of cake for me). So I went away from it feeling like she felt good about it, and I feel good about it.
And I won't know anything until near the end of the month.
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Well - I said noon. Actually I meant my lunch hour -- and my lunch time begins at 11:30. I actually met with her right at that time.
But yes, it was a fairly quick interview -- because we have covered a lot of the territory in our prior conversation about what the job entailed. Now it was just a matter of selling myself as the right person for the job.
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I thought selling yourself was only legal in Nevada. You know, at places like the Mustang Ranch. j/k Farmgirl. The mustang Ranch was seized by the IRS for tax evasion.
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Fargirl, I guess I should have posted my previous post right after zgator posted. I really hope you don't take offense. That's why I never post in the serious threads, for fear of offending someone or getting ripped to shreds.
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Of course, in order to rip me to shreds, she'd have to travel to Arizona. I wonder if she charges extra for that? Posts: 4569 | Registered: Dec 2003
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Of course I have a sense of humor, Derrell! After all -- look at the group I work with!
However, I might have to reconsider that ripping to shreds thing if you can't learn to spell Farmgirl right. "Fargirl" just seems to mean something totally different....
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Oops, sorry about that, Farmgirl. I guess you would need a sense of humor to put up with the people you work with, and all of us.
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What kind of job are you applying for?
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You know, at places like the Mustang Ranch. j/k Farmgirl. The mustang Ranch was seized by the IRS for tax evasion.
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on your daughter's future in-laws 
