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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Number 1 mistake to not avoid during an interviewby chaoticset (Chaplain) |
on Sep 18, 2003 at 15:31 UTC ( [id://292431]=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
Sorry, I wasn't trying to be judgemental.I didn't think you were. I'm just trying to express this frustration. I see myself as a drone, but an unwilling one -- I'm doing a job I'm not necessarily enthusiastic about, nor do I think it's necessarily worth doing. Mostly, my job is one with excellent working conditions and not a lot of hassle. The job market in my locale is utterly wretched, as far as I can tell, and though I've been trying to find some remote work, it's a hard thing to do. That, added to my general lack of skills getting a job has landed me where I am. I'm not unhappy with it; I just think I could be programming, which would seem more important and more worthwhile. So I feel a little defensive about the word 'drone'. My interview was a rather conservative one, and it got me in, and I feel a little defensive about that, too -- because I wasn't myself. I needed work. Sometimes the lowest common denominator is the best you can get.
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