April showers bring bitter winds
Apr. 7th, 2003 01:00 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
hildy89My god! Is it April or February outside? The highs will be somewhere in the 40s today, with rain for most of the day. The only consolation is knowing most of the Atlantic seaboard is getting hit with the same weather, possibly snow in some parts. Mother Nature, could you get you get in touch with yourself, please?
First interview is over. This could be fairly interesting working for a national association rather than a government agency. Some different aspects to the job, more reference and info searching. They don't use SIRSI which is good. They don't use Faxon which is *equally* good. The job would be a permanent one eventually, although I had the impression the timeframe on that depended on whether they wanted to try the person out first or not. Only major minus so far appears to be the decision making. There could be another set of interviews with someone even further up. And the location could be "fun" commute... trust me, you don't want to smell the Potomac on a rainy day.
At least the apartment has returned to normal. They must have thought spring had finally come and switched to a/c, prompting a cooldown *every* morning weekend. Waking up to a freezing apartment is not my ideal.
More on second interview when I come back.
First interview is over. This could be fairly interesting working for a national association rather than a government agency. Some different aspects to the job, more reference and info searching. They don't use SIRSI which is good. They don't use Faxon which is *equally* good. The job would be a permanent one eventually, although I had the impression the timeframe on that depended on whether they wanted to try the person out first or not. Only major minus so far appears to be the decision making. There could be another set of interviews with someone even further up. And the location could be "fun" commute... trust me, you don't want to smell the Potomac on a rainy day.
At least the apartment has returned to normal. They must have thought spring had finally come and switched to a/c, prompting a cooldown *every* morning weekend. Waking up to a freezing apartment is not my ideal.
More on second interview when I come back.
