Posted 26 September 2016 - 09:24 AM
So, I applied for a job in Australia the other week. Well, honestly, I've been applying for *many* jobs in Australia since quitting my last job here. (Or, as my former manager would insist, "resigned", because apparently it's not quitting if you do it with forethought and reasons, instead of ragequitting - though god knows I was close to the latter many times...)
Got to the digital interview. Hate those. I can see how they make things quicker for the HR team/hiring manager, but they are literally the worst. Then got a real interview (over the phone, thankfully, so no expensive short-notice flights overseas). Hadn't heard back for almost a week, when I get a call from HR.
Apparently, contrary to expectations, I did well enough in my interview that there's another job, with better hours, they want me to apply for! So now I've got another interview set up for that one on Wednesday.
If that goes well, I could be moving to Australia sometime in October! Suuuuuuuuuuuper excited about this, so I really hope I get the job. Frankly I would take just about anything on offer, but the job in question is full time (bank hours, so legit 9-5, none of this starting at 7:30am rubbish I've been putting up with in my casual job [I am NOT a morning person]), and should pay decently.
Plus, my dad somehow got my mum to come around to not being super-pissed-off at me leaving overseas, which is huge because it means the whole leaving home thing won't be detrimental to my mental state and overall enjoyment of finally getting to do this! (Go dad!)
Anyway, here's hoping I can impress once again, and come away with a new job in a new country!
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Shinrei said:
<Vote Silencer> For not garnering any heat or any love for that matter. And I'm being serious here, it's like a mental block that is there, and you just keep forgetting it.