So last nights interview could have gone better than it did. It was a group interview, and I am terrible at group interviews. Mostly because I've never really had group interviews before. Express was only the second. (When I applied Kohl's almost a year ago, we had a group interview then too.) It was also a two-part interview. We had the group interview in the back room, where it was the general question and answer, and then we had to actually go out on the floor and sell the products. I felt so much more at ease when I was out on the floor. Saleem, the hiring manager, said the whole interviewing and hiring is about a two week process, depending on how quickly they can get in touch with references, but that everyone did very well on the floor dealing with the customers. Man, I really want this job. It's so easy and I feel so perfect for this position even though I have no previous retail experience. (It's a Sales Associate Position). I really wish the question and answer session would've gone better though. The whole thing took close to two hours last night; longest interview I've ever gone on. I was able to call and talk to Esther afterwards though, and talking to her always makes me feel better. (I know some people who could learn to follow her example..but I won't name names.) I wish she wasn't leaving for Costa Rica tomorrow, but not because I don't want her to go on her missions trip, and experience new things. I feel like I'm going to need someone to talk to in the next few days, and no ones going to be there. At least not for another ten days or so. (The length of Esther's trip.)
I can't wait for this whole thing to be done and over with. Anyway, I'm done blogging for the day; writing and blogging for two and half hours is kind of exhausting. I'm off to surf the net and try to enjoy my time home alone today. (And no, this particular blog entry did not take two and a half hours to write; it took about thirty minutes, if anyone was curious.)

Categories: Life In General [t], Employment [t], Esther [t]

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