I have spent the last three hours dealing with university bureaucratic hellTo wit: I sent an email with my resume a few weeks ago. The director called to set up a phone interview. Had the hour-long phone interview this morning, and he offered me the job at the end of the call. Whee! I took a shower, had some cereal and got dressed, intending to head over to Panera for coffee and grading.
Then I got a voicemail and an email from the director asking if I had "formally applied" through JHUJobs (the university's online job bank). Um, no. Didn't know that even existed. I had to spend the next hour filling out boxes on their stupid online form that essentially replicated what was already on my resume but that asked me to find all kinds of obscure information (my supervisor's name/phone number from an internship in 1997? Really?).
The best part was at the end of the ap when they asked if I would also like to attach my resume. ARGH.
So I sent off the application and emailed the director back. His reply?
Kristin, Thanks. Now I can tell Human Resources to hire you.
Seriously. This bureaucracy has got to stop.