That's all I learned from watching twenty minutes of MSNBC during my breakfast. Which, in turn, is why I read my news.
DECISIONS, DECISIONS...
So finally, [institution that had me waitlisted] got back to me and told me--politely, cordially, and with seemingly genuine empathY--"hang tight." They can't identify my relative place on the waiting list because it's all field-specific, so the *right* person would have to refuse [institution]'s offer for me to get in. Which is bad news for me, because my field happens to be particularly flooded. So why didn't I choose a different field, you ask? Well, smart-ass, we can't always choose the ones we love.
Yes, I *do* respond to all criticism, imagined or otherwise, with a snide cliche.
Moving on: because I operate under the assumption that [previously discussed institution] will, in all likelihood, eventually reject me, my decision re: institution that offered me money is still treading heavily through the corridors of my brain. I drag my feet, and so do my decisions.
HERE IS MY TIME--FRITTER IT AWAY PLEASE BITCHES...
I had a second interview today for a job I actually wanted. Before the interview even began, the motherfucker be all "well, frankly, you're not exactly qualified for this job, but we really like your resume and wanted to get to know you a little better in case other positions open up that better suit your skills and qualifications."
MOTHER. FUCKER.
Next time I want to waste my time interviewing for a job that doesn't exist, I'LL let YOU know. Until then, PLEASE DON'T CALL ME IN FOR A SECOND INTERVIEW IF YOU HAVE NO INTENTION OF HIRING ME.
Mother. Fucker.
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