Well, he asked for my resume and in-person interview availability, so I guess I didn't completely screw that up. Stupid nerves!
I don't have my resume ready to send from work -- would it be appropriate to send a thank-you e-mail to the guy sans resume?
Sure -- you can say thanks, and my resume will come later, or you could just hold off and say thanks with the resume over the weekend. Fun!
I have no fun plans for this weekend. Except writing. And napping.
Need to know how to do knee surgery? Ben brought this link from school today.
I have an 8 hour programming class in Woburn on Saturday. At least we're working on an interesting project, a kind of object-oriented programming "sim-elevator" which has random passengers needing rides to different floors in random order.
I cracked the instructor up pretty bad when I told him that every once in a while, I'm going to have a passenger take the elevator to the roof and jump off.
Then I had to explain to several of the other students what a lemming was - they hadn't heard of the animals OR the game!? These were some of the same people that didn't know where mules come from.
Clearly, working in the IT department of a publishing company hasn't prepared me for dealing with the rest of the world....
I think I'll e-mail him. He seemed impressed that I played phone tag for so long, so why not keep impressing him.
Also, I totally lowballed (ha ha!) myself in terms of salary. I probably shouldn't have done that, but you know, whatever.
I hope that someone will announce it in Press the night that E airs the show where those blonde girls screw up the computer system at the mansion and the hot IT babe from Chicago has to fly in to fix it.
Also, I totally lowballed (ha ha!) myself in terms of salary.
We are going to have to make so many jokes if you get this job.
It will be the kind of thing that is never not funny, Dana. NEVER.
We are going to have to make so many jokes if you get this job.
It's a twofer. New job for shrift and excellent snark material for us.