Sometimes it is really hard to have him make the right choices for me. I am job searching again. It feels like I am always going on an interview. I applied for a job that I didn't really want, worried that I would have no income. They called me in, and because I don't actually want this job, I did fabulous on the interview and they called me back for a demo. I really do not want to do this. It's a subject I'm unfamiliar with. It's a three month position. There are no benefits. But... if I end up having NO job, this is certainly better.
I was 99 percent sure that I was going to call them with a tactful lie and get out of this entire situation, but Sir was clear that it is in my best interest to do this. So here I am, as I finish prepping with his permission to be up late. I will rent a car tomorrow morning (mine is in the shop). I will go to work. I will leave work, do this demo, and come back. It will be a pain. I don't want to.
But he is so right, in that it's what I should do. *grumble grumble*
And so I shall.
Of course, you have the right information to make a decision -- but let me add one more factor.
ReplyDeleteAs you search for a regular full time position, it's always best to be interviewing when HAVING a job vs. not having a job. It makes you more appealing.
but of luck in your search --
sfp
You are right - they really liked it that I was already working. I guess it's the mentality that if you pass someone else's credentials, why not theirs too?
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