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bloodyrosemccoy) wrote2013-05-12 07:56 pm
bloodyrosemccoy) wrote2013-05-12 07:56 pm
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She Knows What All Those Buttons Do!
Hey everybody! Guess who has become a paid intern!
Also, me! I am a paid intern at one of the many museums around here!
I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT I AM DOING, Y'ALL.
Remember how I spent like six months being Neighbor Cat's only friend and food-supplier? Apparently my tireless dedication to keeping a lonely little cat fed and relatively sane impressed Neighbor Lady's family so much that one of them, who is a bigshot at one of the many museums around here, scored me an interview. While she seemed to be doing it as a charity case, the guy who actually interviewed me was profoundly excited. The interview went pretty much like this:
ME: Yo! I am here for my job int--
MUSEUM DUDE: YOU'RE HIRED
I have the feeling Museum Dude is in a little over his head.
Anyway, nothing boosts your confidence like someone getting really excited by your resume. Although I must admit, I was completely baffled right at first. I'd forgotten that the whole point of job interviews is that sometimes you get jobs out of them. WEIRD.
But once I got over my confusion at actually having a job, I decided it's nice to have something going on--and something a little closer to home, at that. I might only be a data-entry intern, but it sounds like there is plenty of room for advancement.
Plus, it's all about using spreadsheets. That's, like, my HOBBY. I was MADE for this.
Also, me! I am a paid intern at one of the many museums around here!
I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT I AM DOING, Y'ALL.
Remember how I spent like six months being Neighbor Cat's only friend and food-supplier? Apparently my tireless dedication to keeping a lonely little cat fed and relatively sane impressed Neighbor Lady's family so much that one of them, who is a bigshot at one of the many museums around here, scored me an interview. While she seemed to be doing it as a charity case, the guy who actually interviewed me was profoundly excited. The interview went pretty much like this:
ME: Yo! I am here for my job int--
MUSEUM DUDE: YOU'RE HIRED
I have the feeling Museum Dude is in a little over his head.
Anyway, nothing boosts your confidence like someone getting really excited by your resume. Although I must admit, I was completely baffled right at first. I'd forgotten that the whole point of job interviews is that sometimes you get jobs out of them. WEIRD.
But once I got over my confusion at actually having a job, I decided it's nice to have something going on--and something a little closer to home, at that. I might only be a data-entry intern, but it sounds like there is plenty of room for advancement.
Plus, it's all about using spreadsheets. That's, like, my HOBBY. I was MADE for this.
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*I just made a chart for my friends' horses' pedigrees, so you can search what percentage of Famous Ancestor X they have. For fun.
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