Beerball Posted January 14, 2009 Share Posted January 14, 2009 Update: I have been busy updating my on line resumes and LinkedIn information. I really do hate not having a job. Christmas and New Years slowed things down, which was OK, but I cannot live on unemployment. Yes, I can drop cable, cancel the cell phone, even kill internet service. But I need to pay the mortgage, eat, have heat & light, and health insurance. My MS meds exceed $3K a month without insurance. I have had two interviews with a small manufacturing firm that has been around for 20 years and will have an answer by Friday whether or not I have the job. It seems like a very good fit between what they need and what I want. I really *aced* the second interview today. We talked and toured the plant and things were quite amicable. First time I left an interview and felt liked I asked alll the right questions and provided all the right answers. At this point I am interviewing them too, since I do NOT want to go to a job just for a paycheck (yet). This can be a challenge and I can pretty much build a new process to boost quality and customer satisfaction. I will leave further speculaltion at that so I do not jinx things. Wish me luck! If it is right, it will happen. Tanstaafl, Rock pile Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GG Posted January 14, 2009 Share Posted January 14, 2009 Tom, sorry to have missed the original. Good luck, although I doubt that you'll need it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BuffaloBill Posted January 14, 2009 Share Posted January 14, 2009 Update: I have been busy updating my on line resumes and LinkedIn information. I really do hate not having a job. Christmas and New Years slowed things down, which was OK, but I cannot live on unemployment. Yes, I can drop cable, cancel the cell phone, even kill internet service. But I need to pay the mortgage, eat, have heat & light, and health insurance. My MS meds exceed $3K a month without insurance. I have had two interviews with a small manufacturing firm that has been around for 20 years and will have an answer by Friday whether or not I have the job. It seems like a very good fit between what they need and what I want. I really *aced* the second interview today. We talked and toured the plant and things were quite amicable. First time I left an interview and felt liked I asked alll the right questions and provided all the right answers. At this point I am interviewing them too, since I do NOT want to go to a job just for a paycheck (yet). This can be a challenge and I can pretty much build a new process to boost quality and customer satisfaction. I will leave further speculaltion at that so I do not jinx things. Wish me luck! If it is right, it will happen. Tanstaafl, Rock pile Good luck - sorry I also missed your original post. If I can be of any assistance let me know. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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