Because all of those ZILLIONS of resumes I sent off FINALLY paid off.
I just got an e-mail, I have an interview for the Editor In Chief position of a University Newspaper Saturday morning at 9am. I was so excited reading the e-mail, I actually stopped breathing for a minute there.
Now, I know it's only an interview, and it doesn't mean I have the job. But still, it's an interview. Which is more than I have had in the last year of job hunting in the journalism field. I just hope that should I land it, it will be everything I hoped for.
So keep your fingers crossed people, because I'll be leaving at 6:30am to make a 9am interview!
The only downside? It's going to be a seven-on-one interview! Oh man... oh man. Now I'm nervous!
Good luck in your interview! seven-on-one; my god! That's terrifying. Just keep in mind that they read your resume and they wanted *you*.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure you'll do great! Congrats/Good Luck!
ReplyDeleteGood luck!!!! Make sure and let us know how it goes:-)
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome! Good luck, my friend. I know you are going to kick ass.
ReplyDeleteÉxitos!! (We believe luck is for mediocre people and éxitos (success) for capable people!!! :D
ReplyDeleteSo excited for you! Hope all goes well!
ReplyDeleteYou'll be brilliant! Just make sure you have answers to the "what is your weakness" and "do you have any questions about our company" questions!!! Those are important to answer well!!!
ReplyDeleteDang, that's awesome! Sounds like a great job. I always think to myself before an interview-- you got the interview, so you'll get the job. When I have that mindset, I'm much more confident and much less nervous. It usually works!
ReplyDeleteSO exciting! I will totally be thinking of you friend!!
ReplyDelete