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One month into the new job, and newboss likes me and my initiative (which, a little bit duh, since we were friends before and that's why he hired me.) But also my grandboss was impressed by me first day and I keep making a good impression. We're a bit busy, but not like we will be when the Big Project comes on board. (Big Project is waiting on another university to sign a contract we can piggyback, but in the mean time, there's lots of groundwork to lay.) And then we do things like take a walk at lunch to see the cherry trees blooming in the quad. Work life is good.
So I was randomly poking through job sites the other week, and came across this one that seemed to me to be a *perfect* fit. Like, the One True Job Description. Only, it's in Austin. As in Texas. However, given that I actually know people who live in Texas, and I'm not simply a Californian looking at the next biggest state with envy, I did a little digging, and well... I applied. (I can afford a house larger than a shoebox with a yard bigger than a postage stamp.)
Resume got input electronically Friday, the cover letter Tuesday and all of a sudden they want a phone interview.
Holy shit! They want me!
I mean, obviously, because I'm a guru and everyone should love me and despair, but...
They want to talk to me!
*hyperventilates into a paper bag*
I mean, I'm going to have to a do a lot more pro/con-ing before I even think of accepting or declining an offer that might not be made, but the ego, she ees verra happy.
Resume got input electronically Friday, the cover letter Tuesday and all of a sudden they want a phone interview.
Holy shit! They want me!
I mean, obviously, because I'm a guru and everyone should love me and despair, but...
They want to talk to me!
*hyperventilates into a paper bag*
I mean, I'm going to have to a do a lot more pro/con-ing before I even think of accepting or declining an offer that might not be made, but the ego, she ees verra happy.
