Et non, je ne l'ai pas eu, mais l'autre gars non plus!!! Ils ont decide que personne ne satisfaisait aux exigences du poste.
But look, despite what the picture says, I'm far from desperate! I'm a little disappointed I couldn't show them I can do it. On the other hand, I would have felt a lot of pressure to go back to work early and it would have been difficult to ask for a part-time job while Philippe grows up a little bit.
The interview process was long - 2 one-hour sessions plus one feedback session - but interesting. That certainly was good practice for the next time I'll be looking for a new job, plus, my CV is up to date, which never happens between jobs... I still have a job waiting for me when I'm ready. So I really feel good about the whole thing!
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I know how you feel. I applied for a job a few months back: Marketing Tactics Managers at Farm Credit Canada. I thought I had all the skills required and I did well on the interview. I had to fill out a management aptitude test and well, in the end, nobody got the job. I felt like I had not been given a fair chance but after discussing with the hiring manager, I discovered the reason I didn't get the job was because I didn't want it bad enough! He told me I sounded excited about the job, but not enough. So, there must be an invisible line between desperation and elation.
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