I'm back!
I .... passed! *happy dance*
The first interview anyway!! :DDDDD Right now I'm so happy I literally can't wipe the big grin on my face!!
Gaaaah I was so nervous!! *___* You guys are the most awesome people ever!!! I was about to leave when I saw the comment thingy on my e-mail with all your comments and I was like *meeeeelt* I wuuuuuv you aaaall. And when I returned there were more comments and I was like *bigger-er smile, more melting*
Massive hugs, kisses and than yous to all of you- I'm still gonna reply to your comments cause you're all awesome and ♥♥♥♥♥♥
Uwaaa... I thought it was gonna take less than it did but there were many more people than I thought there would be. I was intimidated right from the start- and more kept coming after me. And to make things worse- I was the youngest and the only one without job experience. I sat there listening to them all talk about how they hated their jobs and they wanted more money. The nice receptionist kept talking to me- I think she felt pity for me. She probably thought I didn't have the necessary English to pass the interview-- completely fluid, accent-less English was the requirement-- not that I blame her, everyone else was older, more experienced, said they spoke perfect English and most of them ended up being turned down.
The interviewer, a lady, was very nice, she was very impressed, she talked to me about the requirements, asked me about myself, why I wanted the job, where I learned English, gave me advice on future interviews (can this people smell n00bness or what?), told me I was extremely lucky in life, and then said 'go talk to the other lady and tell her I said yes'. ^_________^ The other lady was nice too- though she said I needed to re-send my CV in English- something I hadn't known. She told me she'd call me to schedule the next, decisive, interview and she told me the job specifics. Basically the more days I work the more money they give me. ^^;
I still have another interview next Monday for another call center- easiest way to get money and work experience here in Panama -.-; so I'm not getting completely attached to this one. Besides the interviewer-lady said I'd probably have to sacrifice college to work for them... but we'll see how it goes.
*big explosive sigh*
Does this get easier in time?
Now, with job-talk outta the way I have two more things to say:
Heroes is going to be the death of me. Gaaaaah!! so much suspense, and too many stories, and Sylar and stupid plot won't tell me what the hell is going to happen and the bad guys are a big question mark right now- and I don't know what to think anymore!! @.@
And finally!!
¡FELIZ DÍA DEL AMOR Y LA AMISTAD!
¡FELÍZ DÍA DE SAN VALENTIN!
¡HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY!
Hope you spend a wonderful day near your loved ones- friends, family or boyfriends/husbands!! Thanks for being wonderful! ILU all!!
btw- cornstarch is apparently 'maicena' in Spanish.... which means I have some... which means... I'm gonna take a trip to Aibaland sometime soon ^_________^
The first interview anyway!! :DDDDD Right now I'm so happy I literally can't wipe the big grin on my face!!
Gaaaah I was so nervous!! *___* You guys are the most awesome people ever!!! I was about to leave when I saw the comment thingy on my e-mail with all your comments and I was like *meeeeelt* I wuuuuuv you aaaall. And when I returned there were more comments and I was like *bigger-er smile, more melting*
Massive hugs, kisses and than yous to all of you- I'm still gonna reply to your comments cause you're all awesome and ♥♥♥♥♥♥
Uwaaa... I thought it was gonna take less than it did but there were many more people than I thought there would be. I was intimidated right from the start- and more kept coming after me. And to make things worse- I was the youngest and the only one without job experience. I sat there listening to them all talk about how they hated their jobs and they wanted more money. The nice receptionist kept talking to me- I think she felt pity for me. She probably thought I didn't have the necessary English to pass the interview-- completely fluid, accent-less English was the requirement-- not that I blame her, everyone else was older, more experienced, said they spoke perfect English and most of them ended up being turned down.
The interviewer, a lady, was very nice, she was very impressed, she talked to me about the requirements, asked me about myself, why I wanted the job, where I learned English, gave me advice on future interviews (can this people smell n00bness or what?), told me I was extremely lucky in life, and then said 'go talk to the other lady and tell her I said yes'. ^_________^ The other lady was nice too- though she said I needed to re-send my CV in English- something I hadn't known. She told me she'd call me to schedule the next, decisive, interview and she told me the job specifics. Basically the more days I work the more money they give me. ^^;
I still have another interview next Monday for another call center- easiest way to get money and work experience here in Panama -.-; so I'm not getting completely attached to this one. Besides the interviewer-lady said I'd probably have to sacrifice college to work for them... but we'll see how it goes.
*big explosive sigh*
Does this get easier in time?
Now, with job-talk outta the way I have two more things to say:
Heroes is going to be the death of me. Gaaaaah!! so much suspense, and too many stories, and Sylar and stupid plot won't tell me what the hell is going to happen and the bad guys are a big question mark right now- and I don't know what to think anymore!! @.@
And finally!!
¡FELIZ DÍA DEL AMOR Y LA AMISTAD!
¡FELÍZ DÍA DE SAN VALENTIN!
¡HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY!
Hope you spend a wonderful day near your loved ones- friends, family or boyfriends/husbands!! Thanks for being wonderful! ILU all!!
btw- cornstarch is apparently 'maicena' in Spanish.... which means I have some... which means... I'm gonna take a trip to Aibaland sometime soon ^_________^