yawn... meep!
So yesterday I had one job interview, it would be a neat position working in the ticket office the local theater. I would really enjoy it, plus there are perks like you get two complementary tickets to a performance, which would be a great. But there is one major draw back, the position would only last during the holiday season. Seasonal work is better than no work but I was hoping that it would have been longer term. I am pretty sure I got the job but something just happened that is making me question weather or not to take it.
I just got woke for by yet another call back about an interview - my fourth this week - and this job would be closer to my house and far easier to get to on the bus, though it pays slightly less though I would get more hours. I have that interview on Monday (thank the gods it wasn't today) so I don't think I'm going to make any choice on either job till after the interview.
I am just glad that this week I am actually getting call back about jobs. The last couple of weeks, since I was laid off, have been rough in the job department. I am hopeful with all these interviews, each going pretty well, I will get a new job soon.
Not having a job when you are so used to having an income (all be it small) is hard. I have been sending out 20 odd resumes a day for the last two and half weeks and pounding the pavement looking for one. Work is hard to find right now in Milwaukee if you aren't skilled in some trade. There is a lot of a factory work but my body can't handle the toll, damn fibro *shakes fist*, and the fact that I am clumsy and slightly dyslexic also is a factor there as well. <.< I really don't want to go back to fast food, it fucking sucks!, and there will be no going back to work for Walmart for me!
Perhaps I am being too picky in this economy? Some of my friends have said I should just take the first job I get and be happy with it because it's money coming in. They have a valid point about the money but why should I take a job that I would not find stimulating or even slightly enjoyable. >.< Idk... right now I'm thinking that the first job offer I get... I'm gonna take because this lack of money sucks!
Oh the joys of being unemployed in 2011.
I just got woke for by yet another call back about an interview - my fourth this week - and this job would be closer to my house and far easier to get to on the bus, though it pays slightly less though I would get more hours. I have that interview on Monday (thank the gods it wasn't today) so I don't think I'm going to make any choice on either job till after the interview.
I am just glad that this week I am actually getting call back about jobs. The last couple of weeks, since I was laid off, have been rough in the job department. I am hopeful with all these interviews, each going pretty well, I will get a new job soon.
Not having a job when you are so used to having an income (all be it small) is hard. I have been sending out 20 odd resumes a day for the last two and half weeks and pounding the pavement looking for one. Work is hard to find right now in Milwaukee if you aren't skilled in some trade. There is a lot of a factory work but my body can't handle the toll, damn fibro *shakes fist*, and the fact that I am clumsy and slightly dyslexic also is a factor there as well. <.< I really don't want to go back to fast food, it fucking sucks!, and there will be no going back to work for Walmart for me!
Perhaps I am being too picky in this economy? Some of my friends have said I should just take the first job I get and be happy with it because it's money coming in. They have a valid point about the money but why should I take a job that I would not find stimulating or even slightly enjoyable. >.< Idk... right now I'm thinking that the first job offer I get... I'm gonna take because this lack of money sucks!
Oh the joys of being unemployed in 2011.