Friday, January 20, 2012

Snow Day/ Interview

Hello everyone and welcome to my new readers!

Yesterday, WSU closed school down because of the weather, so Heif and I made use of the day off and went for 1:15 walk.

He went from this...


To this after the walk. I think I about near killed him! But it was fun!


While we were walking around our part of town, we came to the end of a street that was on a hill and this is what Pullman looked like...




After we got home and warmed up, Heif napped and I worked on reading 'Catching Fire'. It was a glorious afternoon of doing nothing but relaxing, drinking tea and hanging out with my kid. I can't say that happens too often. He usually wants to go sit outside in the cold.

For dinner, I cooked up some spaghetti squash and topped it with a home made kind of maranara sauce and the leftover chicken from the stuff I made on Sunday. It was quite delicious!

The squash is in there

This morning, I got an email with some AMAZING news!!! The job that I had a phone interview with and filled out a questionnaire for wants to fly me to Wisconsin the first week of February for a real interview and to meet the team!!!! I was so unimaginably excited!! I called relatives and posted it on facebook! I think just the idea of having a real job after grad school is enough to tide me over at this point.

FINGERS CROSSED!!

Any interview suggestions? I haven't interviewed since high school for a job at Gander Mountain. I can take all the advise you have to give!



4 comments:

  1. I know at penn state we have a career services office and you can do mock interviews! maybe they have something like that at WSU?

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  2. Are you looking for post doc position? Or actually venturing away from academia? Just curious from north Texas.

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  3. Congrats! I work in HR and would be glad to give you some tips. Hit me up by email to let me know a little more about the position etc...

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  4. Good luck on your interview!!! That is awesome news!

    Also, you have more snow there than we do in Minnesota. That is sad but true.

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