Job Hunt Example

On Saturday, I found while job hunting, I found a Craigslist ad for sign shakers for a cell phone company on Madison and Hazel. With urgency, Phil gave me a ride there to save me gas. That was nice of him. When I arrived, I spoke to one of the reps there. He said that calls would be made on Monday and interviews held on Wednesday. Well, I wasn't called on Monday, but I was washing windows at a museum volunteer's house, for pay.

I planned to call the cell phone company on Tuesday, but that night, Phil called me, saying he'd offer me a part-time job learning to service timeclocks, so I didn't feel the sign shaker position pursuit a top priority. The whole timeclock servicing arrangement was awkward, it seemed more like a date, which I was very uncomfortable with. The whole scenario was riddled with red flags.

So, after washing walls at a museum volunteer's home, for pay, I paid the cell phone company a visit. It turned out they hired someone who lived next door and didn't bother with mine. The rep said that the Cameron Park office was hiring, and the rep from there would be dropping by. I asked him to pass my application to the Cameron Park rep. It's a bit of a drive, but I don't mind. (Besides the neighborhood's airport has interesting residents). So I wait again, and hope I'll be considered this time.

I also have a pending job at a Reno carnival- that's up in the air.
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