Well I had the interview yesterday.
When I got in there, the man gave me a copy of the questions, did a basic rundown of what type of jobs are available and told me basically don't count on getting full-time work just yet. Most of the casual staff have other jobs, but at least this is "your foot in the door". So I took the questions and was left alone to write what I wanted down for about 20 minutes before the "interview" took place. Holy shit, I froze when I saw the first 2 questions. Of course, I did what I used to do when I was in school and looked at all 6 of them and said, omg, i can't answer any of these. For a brief minute I felt like getting up and running as fast as I could from that place. My mind seriously went blank. It was more like a test to be honest, he wanted me to define two things for the first 2 questions. Ack. Anyway, I made up some kind of BS and relaxed enough to think clearly to write up the other 4.
Into the interview I went. I said, ummm, I'm seriously nervous and I think I had a brain freeze. I don't know how well I'm going to answer these but here goes. He just kind of laughed and said, don't worry about it, you get 2nd chances here anyway. I kind of think that I did ok on it, I definately gave some of what he wanted but did I give him all the info, enough to score a pass, who knows. There were 2 people doing the interviewing too. He asked me when he could get a hold of me because of my wonderful shift work, and I said one day this upcoming week. So there it is, over and done with. A huge weight lifted off my shoulders. Hopefully I'll get it. But it won't be the end of my world since I do have a full time job now anyway. Oh to answer your question Shannon it's in Orthopedics, but I also work in a nursing home too, when I'm off from the hospital. Only until hubby goes back to work then I won't do that anymore.
Anyway, baby took 2 steps today. She's into everything and can't wait to take off. I wish I had her used to a playpen because I can't keep up with her! Well must go and bake cookies with the kiddies.
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I need you to give me lessons on how to successfully juggle kids, work, husband, babysitters...so that I can have some time to make cookies :).
Good luck on the job! MMMMMMMM cookies sound good right now.
Yeah good luck on the job. I hate baking so my hat is off to you.
To echo everyone else... GOOD LUCK!!!
I can't believe your baby is already WALKING!
Fantastic!!
(and please... post more pics!)
best wishes for that job and you know once they start walking you start running!
I am a terrible interviewer. Or interview-ee. Whatever I'm trying to say. Anyways, you sounded like you did fine. Hope you get the job!
please some cookies our way! :-)
i can't believe baby girl took 2 steps! how exciting. and terrifying! we think henry's getting ready to move on his own: he's experimenting with letting go of the couch or the table and then just looking at us like "woah!"
good luck with the job!
Good luck with the job!!! will keep my fingers crossed!!
I'll keep my fingers crossed for you! I echo Chas's comment....how in the world do you have time for 4 kids, house, husband, job, cookies, AND BLOGGING?!? Also, I can't believe your baby is already walking either. Mine is the exact same age is yours and just started crawling THIS WEEK. Granted, she just got tubes last week and I swear her equilibrium must have been off b/c as soon as she got tubes she was crawling everywhere!
Wow! Walking already? Make sure you keep the camera handy!
Good luck on the job!
Good Luck!!!!!
good luck with the job Emma :) I hope you get it!!
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