Interview tomorrow

Not sure about this, but I can always quit if I have to go on a book tour, right? I don't even remember applying to this company, but they're conveniently located, which is amazing considering where I live. I can work part time starting at 6:00 in the morning, so I'd be out early. I don't think it will pay much, but it will at least cover the rent and electric, which will be handy during the winter months. I just hate getting a real job, but I don't want to pass it up either. I'm confident about getting it, since they said that I tested better than anyone else ever has. I do test well, but if you consider it's an entry-level position and I have a Master's degree and 30 years in the work force, that isn't saying much. Of course there's always that "overqualified" catch, but I would assume they wouldn't have called me if that was the case.

Winter is coming, ya might as well give it a shot. At least until you collect the movie rights $$$, right?

My book copies don't get here till Monday...looking forward to finally reading the whole book!

"Over qualified" I've been hearing that for two years now. Take the job then quietly take over the place then you can write your own hours! Most interviewers see people like you and me as a threat. Winter jobs are a good thing. Just my thoughts.

Yea, nothing holding you down and you never know. Took a job once cause I was out of work and had a family to feed, did not think it would work long, but I needed cash. Well 23 years later ... I am thinking of retiring soon. Not the plan, but you never know.

I got the job. It seems like it will work really well for me. They were blown away by my ability to write office correspondence on the test. I guess everyone bombs that part. I told her I'd just published a book. I can write. :roflmao:

The ability to write well is a rarity these days. Mac the Wife writes well and has beautiful penmenship. They used to actually teach those things in school!
Good luck on your new job!