I had my interview with Coleman and Rebecca this morning. I thought that it went pretty well. The most disconcerting part of an interview is having to talk so much about yourself, often without an interruption. I hate that, I always feel like I am rambling. The interviewers were kind and my experiences seem to match what they are looking for. One thing that gave me pause was when they asked about working evenings and weekends, as well as doing additional research. Rebecca gave the example, a professor might want you set up a session on clinical trials, I would need to find out what that might look like. They both assured me that they didn't have science backgrounds and they get along just fine. We talked for about 45 minutes and they said that they would let me know the next steps within a week or so. I sent them both e-cards expressing my thanks. The funny thing is shortly after the interview , I received an email inviting me to interview for a part time archives position. I'm standing here with a few options and that is a great feeling.
This morning the sun was out but it was 46 degrees! I busted out the woolen peacoat for my walk to the library and I was good. That was the warmest piece of clothing that I have, so if...when it gets colder, I will be in trouble. I need to stop procrastinating and start shopping for that real winter coat!
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"Options are a good thing to have"-Dad
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