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Can I get some hugs and love? I've had some bad work news. I think it'll work out okay in the end, but I'm going to have to interview for the fourth time to keep a job I'm pretty darn awesome at. On the plus side, losing the Super Bowl doesn't seem so bad!
— Feb 02, 2015 01:56PM
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Feb 02, 2015 02:38PM
*hugs* Katie. Keeping you in my thoughts
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That's such a drag! Four times seems rather excessive. I'm a programmer, so I'd be for creating a pointer to the first interviews and referring subsequent requests there... :)
Thank you!Jacob, considering they ask the EXACT SAME QUESTIONS every time, that sounds like a totally workable solution.
*hugs and LOVE*May I ask why you need to be interviewed?? I mean, you already have the job...
Thanks, Ami.It is kind of confusing and complicated, but I will try to explain! I had a permanent 24/hr week job, but then a temporary 37/hr a week position opened up, and I got that job. It's doing the exact same thing, same pay, etc, but it's considered a different position.
Now it's becoming a permanent position and it looked like I'd be able to get as a "transfer position" (so transferring into a job I'm already doing!), but today I found out that they (not my direct boss, but the people above her) decided to open it up to everyone instead, so I have to apply all over again. Even though not only do I already have the job, but I'll be DOING the job while this whole process goes on.
this sucks!*hugs, and a hedgehog who can sense good things coming*
BIG hugs! Such a waste of time and energy. Is there any consolation in the fact that you can be prettttttty sure by now you do okay at interviews? :)
Oh no! Good luck! I'm with Hallie, though--you must rock the interviewing by now!
Thanks!And I've thought about that a lot. I don't think interviewing will EVER scare me too much in the future. Although I still don't know how I deal with conflict in the workplace. Ignore it? That's the answer they're looking for, right?
