Sporadic

So y’all have maybe noticed that I’m not posting frequently these days. Mostly that’s because for the previous few weeks I was looking seriously for a job, but there wasn’t really much else happening and I didn’t think anyone wanted to read:

Day 14 of Unsuccessful Job Hunting:
Still no job.

Day 15 of Unsuccessful Job Hunting:
Still no job.

Day 16 of Unsuccessful Job Hunting:
Still no job.

etc…

And then, last week, I got a job! It was totally unexpected. Another one of those positions I have a knack for getting where I’m not entirely qualified. And I didn’t think the interview went that well really. But call me he did, and I started last Monday. I’m working at a local skateboard/snowboard shop as the Web Store Manager, which is a cool job and will definitely challenge me. It’s also full-time, and there’s quite an adjustment to go from not working or only working part-time for the last two years to a regular full-time gig. Once I adjust, I’ll no doubt have time to update from work, but until then posting will likely be sparse.

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3 Responses to “Sporadic”

  1. Mom Says:

    Congratulations! Don’t spend all those big bucks before you get them though. :)

  2. Kathy Says:

    I think you are qualified for most any job you decide you want. Congrads!

  3. deandail Says:

    Mom, I don’t know what you’re talking about! What’s that? You want to know about all this new furniture…? oh, this stuff was, um, well, it was a really good deal, right…? and um, I’m getting paid tomorrow and all…. ;)

    Kathy, I am capable of doing just about any job, but unfortunately employers tend to be kind of uptight about the actual qualifications. So I have a tendency to spin the contents of my resume ever so slightly so that it seems that “I have a already done a job *very very* similiar to the one you are hiring for”. And then I find myself being a web store manager when I’ve never tried online sales for anything more complicated than our used couch on Craigslist. And then I have to scramble pretty fast to learn how to do things that my employer assumes I already know how to do. But I apparently enjoy that, because I do it to myself a lot, and it seems to work out.

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