Job interview:
- Honestly, I think it went great! When I met with Kandace, she was upbeat and very polite! She was great to talk to and we really hit it off. At one point, she was surely going to ask a question that I had just answered right before she asked. She said "Wow, that sounds great! I really like that answer!" then we moved onto the position and everything associated with it. I informed her about my time within the Medical Assistant program and how much I loved filing, customer service related needs, and the over-all atmosphere of being around people and being busy as much as possible to make the days go by quicker. There were several points where I left her speechless with my responses about how I feel an office should be kept running smoothly and how team work makes that happen for an office.
- There is a second process to this, which would then be followed by an offer. The second process is to go to the site of which the job is located and to see how the "top 3" interviewers mesh with the girl who is currently running the show there. This is something that will make or break you, so experience isn't going to make that position be offered, she wants to see how well things would run with the lead who's running it currently.
- Once that process is done then the offer would be made. But, like I said before, there are two others who would basically be competing for this position. True colors on the other hand can shine through at that moment and I think that process is extremely important, because if you and the other person running the front desk do not get along than it's going to be hell all the way around.
- Over-all, I feel positive, but I feel that whatever happens will happen and if it's meant to, it will be.
After the interview:
- I came home only to run over a screw somewhere along the way and my tire began seeping air... Wonderful.. Oh, did I mention it's 40 degrees and raining? Oh, yeah that's the ice cream topper right there. Thankfully D hadn't left for work yet. He managed to change my tire out and make it so that I could do my needed things, such as pick Claire up from school and whatnot. That was fun times, let me tell ya!
After the tire change:
- I couldn't get my piercing back in so I had to go to the shop to have them re-thread it through. OMG, what a painful process. Apparently since I've only had it for 8 weeks, after 4 hours of being taken out, it begins to close... Wonderful. So, that is a pain in the ass, but at least it's back in.
- Went and picked Claire up from school, but not before getting a phone call from her asking where I was.... Well, from the note she brought home, she was to have tutoring on Tuesdays and Thursdays and well, it's Thursday?!, right? Well, apparently on Tuesday they did all of the pre-assessment testing that had been needed to be done but didn't say anything about them not having tutoring after school on Thursday. So, now her tutoring begins on Nov. 7 and she'll be going to it every Tuesday and Thursday beginning at that point until the end of April, which is when they will be taking another state test to assure that the children are ready to move up to the next grade level.
- Came home made dinner... Yes at 3p, I started making dinner since I hadn't eaten since 5am. I didn't want to go to an interview at a dentist office to have food stuck in my teeth at the interview. *Great first impression, right?*
- While cooking began bagging the route, ate, then continued bagging until 7:45p.
- Claire and I got 550 done tonight and I'll finish the rest tomorrow. I'm too tired to stand anymore since I delivered the route at 5:05a-7:45a to start off my day.
Well that's about all... Claire gets her report card tomorrow and I am super curious to know how she's doing and what needs to be worked on! I'll post about that once I know!
Good night everyone!
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