Ok, the cake didn't totally burn, and it was my fault that it got just a little extra crispy, which if it were bacon would have been fine.  
Here's the real scoop.  As you know, I have spent much time researching and applying for many jobs.  I have had a few interviews, but am pretty sure that I have received more rejection emails and letters than the number of jobs I have applied for.  Thanks Economy, for that.  It sure can make you feel like a failure when you receive several letters a day telling you that nobody wants you due to lack of experience in that field.  I mean, all I needed was someone to give me a chance to see how wonderful I can be.
Well, as I was sitting in the kitchen waiting for the cake timer to go off (yes, I know...comfort food) I decided to go through my usual routine of email, facebook and blog checking, and much to my dismay, there was an email from an employer...and, what the dirty?  it wasn't a rejection!  It very simply said, "Andrea, I am interested in you for our events coordinator position.  Please call."
So of course, I went running upstairs to Todd, laptop still open and in hand yelling, "Someone wants me!  Someone wants me!" 
This was a Saturday night and so I wasn't certain if I should call right away, but Todd urged me to.  I had barely received the email, and so chances were that he was working.  He was.  He even wanted to interview me that evening, but was too busy.  I did meet with him early this morning, however.
The job is working for a company that puts together conferences and seminars dealing with reverse logistics or aftermarket supply chain management.  They are based right by my house and do conferences several times a year all around the world.  Plus, they also do smaller seminars around the U.S., which would be officially what I could be in charge of.  I think the interview went pretty well.  We'll see if I pass the baptism by fire test of helping out at a conference this next week.  I am going to Vegas to help with their biggest conference of the year.  It will essentially be Friday to Friday.  If I am fantastic...well, you get the idea.  Wish me luck.
Now back to the cake.  Yes, I missed the timer in all of my excitement, but Todd understood.  We just ate the center out and avoided the crunchy edges.
3 comments:
Congrats! That is awesome! Hope Vegas is nice and warm. :)
I like your new blog design! And good luck!
CONGRATS! I am so excited for you. You will do fine. You know all about that running conferences stuff. You were always great at the HOSA conference. This may be a little bigger...but I know you can do it. GOOD LUCK!!!
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