still breathing, no puke

well. it's over. i survived. i was so close to just bailing though. when i got there, i sat in the parking lot for like 10 mins trying to talk myself into going in. and then i had to wait for 10 minutes in the lobby.

the interview wasn't bad i guess. there were 5 women there, 4 of which made up the committee that would choose the person who was being hired. they each had questions to ask so it was kind of like you worked your way around the table answering different kinds of questions.

lots of questions like "describe an experience when..." concerning anything from stress, to teamwork, to speaking spanish. i took spanish in high school and in college, but i couldn't speak it fluently. i don't list it on my resume for that reason. i'm sure if i needed to, i would be able to manage by saying "no hablo espanol" over and over again until someone figured me out. i think that's my main weakness to getting the position.

otherwise, i had experience in all the other questions and topics they had. i was very conversational and relaxed as the interview went on. the people that did the interviewing were close in age to me (or so i think...you never know with medical technology these days) so i think they might be fun to work with. lots of women around...i didn't see a single male while i was there. that could be bad. it was a semi-casual atmosphere though. not real dressy, but not like jeans and T's either.

they said there would be a decision made by the end of today, and i could hear from someone as soon as tomorrow. so we'll see i guess.

i wore my new pretty pink skirt even :) and then when i got to work, i ended up moving furniture and supplies around so it all got dirty real fast. blah.

i'm just glad this whole ordeal is over. and i guess i need to go back to sending out resumes!

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