When I woke up to my Straight Outta Compton alarm clock this morning, I had an uneasy feeling in my stomach. At first, I thought it had something to do with the all of the paper I had ingested from eating candy dots last night. Then I realized that it was nerves fro the fact that I am still anxiously awaiting news from Moosejaw on the Madness Maker position.
Since my interview, I have essentially thought about nothing else. When you think a job is tailor-made for you, you tend to spend a lot of time and energy trying to secure said job. A lot of people might think that my ride was enough to show my passion for the position, but I've convinced myself that I need to do more. However, it's 2010 and I'm just too busy to maintain my current job and come up with new antics at the same time. That's why I have chosen to adopt some best practices from fellow candidates.
I am continually impressed by the impact that Outdoor Strike had on Moosejaw with it's detailing of Jen's camping adventures. So I thought to myself, "That looks like something I could do!" However, my tent was wet and when I put it in the dryer, I somehow managed to shrink it.
So, although it was short-lived, I hope my 45 minute strike can be the cherry on top of my interview process. Times were pretty rough for me during those 45 minutes, and it's indicative of the sacrifices I'm willing to make for this job.
After I survived the repeated attacks from numerous curious squirrels and rabbits, I managed to capture a snapshot of my living quarters during the strike. As you can see, I wasn't exactly "roughing it."
No comments:
Post a Comment