*aka*
If I wanted a better, full-time job in the field I am educated in, I would have to...
APPLY.
Ok, doesn't sound scary- and certainly not enough to draw out such a paralyzing fear, but to a slightly introverted book worm like me- it can take a whole morning to build up enough confidence just to drop off a resume.
After all, I may be stubborn- but I also get nervous in many social situations.
[what can I say? I'm an enigma.]
Trust me. Applying for jobs is a ★big deal★
So when a friend I have in the field let on to a possible opening at her center I pulled on my big-girl panties, painted my nails, printed out my resume and drove over to talk to the center's director.
Much less drama than I envisioned.
Maybe the key to getting through these stressful facts-of-life is less about preparation and more about just doing it.
Who knows?
Now it's a waiting game for my current job to come to an end and an interview can be set up for this new place (hopefully!).
Wish me luck!!
On a further note:
I am fully aware that placing all my hopes on one, single, job opportunity is ... not the brightest.
I am dropping off my resume at another center on Monday!
☆This number on my list is one that, though officially checked off- should never be thought 'done' & should be continually pursued until such time that my goal [a full time job] is achieved!☆
:Update:
ReplyDelete-->I have an interview in 2 weeks!!
Fingers crossed all goes well :-)
:Update:
ReplyDeleteRecently offered a full time Pre-Kindergarten teaching position!
I absolutely LOVE working with little kids...after all, I still sometimes ACT like a little kid myself.
Can't wait!