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jenny_wildcatThat was an odd attempt to imagine the Crocodile Hunter (rest his soul) in the job hunt. I've decided that I need at least some type of part-time work if I'm going to get through school (full-time would be heaven, but I'll take what I can get).
In the course of this past weekend, I got to talk to my sister who has recently been hired on permanently in the power plant's administrative department (lucky stiff...). She told me that they were hiring, so I called the head of personnel and she told me "Ha ha - made you look!" (not in those exact words, but you get the drift). BUT - I also found out that my sister's sister-in-law recently quit her job as the head-receptionist chick at our dentist's office, so I gave them a call and faxed my resume over.
Initially, this looks good - they asked me over the phone if I was working and if I was looking for part-time or full-time. I told them that I was looking for whatever I could find and the only thing I have going on in my life right now is school, but that's all online excepting four weekends in the semester where I go to Salt Lake for face-to-face class time (did I mention that this dentist is closed on Fridays and that my classes are on Fridays and Saturdays? Perfect scheduling!) The lady I talked to sounded like I would have a good shot at this one (or maybe she does that to everyone that calls in), so we'll see. Oh, and my sister worked for this dentist for a time while her sister-in-law was having a baby, so that might work out in my favor? (He would have offered her the job if she didn't already have one).
If worse come to worse, there's always the staffing service in town. Or my sister also suggested going down to Cedar City (she was going to go work down there had she not gotten married). I reeeeeeeally don't want to work in Salt Lake because that would mean I would have to live there (been there, done that, got the t-shirt). And I'm certainly not jumping at the chance to move to Provo (I'm allergic to anything in Happy Valley).
So, thus beginneth Job Hunt 2010. Joys... In the meantime, there is more homework to do! And this doesn't include my final projects that are due in two weeks. And the yearbook deadline is the beginning of May and I found out today that the kids aren't as close to being done as I initially thought. There are pages that are mostly done, except for a few minor details that are still waiting on something or other. Sooooo... yeah... I need a break.
On the plus side, "24" is tonight. And so will be a rehash. I savor these moments ^_^
In the course of this past weekend, I got to talk to my sister who has recently been hired on permanently in the power plant's administrative department (lucky stiff...). She told me that they were hiring, so I called the head of personnel and she told me "Ha ha - made you look!" (not in those exact words, but you get the drift). BUT - I also found out that my sister's sister-in-law recently quit her job as the head-receptionist chick at our dentist's office, so I gave them a call and faxed my resume over.
Initially, this looks good - they asked me over the phone if I was working and if I was looking for part-time or full-time. I told them that I was looking for whatever I could find and the only thing I have going on in my life right now is school, but that's all online excepting four weekends in the semester where I go to Salt Lake for face-to-face class time (did I mention that this dentist is closed on Fridays and that my classes are on Fridays and Saturdays? Perfect scheduling!) The lady I talked to sounded like I would have a good shot at this one (or maybe she does that to everyone that calls in), so we'll see. Oh, and my sister worked for this dentist for a time while her sister-in-law was having a baby, so that might work out in my favor? (He would have offered her the job if she didn't already have one).
If worse come to worse, there's always the staffing service in town. Or my sister also suggested going down to Cedar City (she was going to go work down there had she not gotten married). I reeeeeeeally don't want to work in Salt Lake because that would mean I would have to live there (been there, done that, got the t-shirt). And I'm certainly not jumping at the chance to move to Provo (I'm allergic to anything in Happy Valley).
So, thus beginneth Job Hunt 2010. Joys... In the meantime, there is more homework to do! And this doesn't include my final projects that are due in two weeks. And the yearbook deadline is the beginning of May and I found out today that the kids aren't as close to being done as I initially thought. There are pages that are mostly done, except for a few minor details that are still waiting on something or other. Sooooo... yeah... I need a break.
On the plus side, "24" is tonight. And so will be a rehash. I savor these moments ^_^
