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LOL TVSG you are reminding me of my neurotic dating days. I went so far as to block numbers so they went straight through to vm so I couldn't even be allowed to be neurotic... checking to see if they called, etc. A couple weeks ago I interviewed for a job I thought I actually might want and it did remind of me of sitting around waiting for some guy to call. ROFL Oh the days.
LOL TVSG you are reminding me of my neurotic dating days. I went so far as to block numbers so they went straight through to vm so I couldn't even be allowed to be neurotic... checking to see if they called, etc. A couple weeks ago I interviewed for a job I thought I actually might want and it did remind of me of sitting around waiting for some guy to call. ROFL Oh the days.
Yeah the for the rest of this week only, I will be checking my voicemail every hour until 5pm and checking my mailbox to see if there is a rejection letter in there after 5pm. After this week I will just go back to having things the way they were.
If they called and the voicemail comes instantly without any rings? So the person who calls will hear my voicemail right away. I want to do this so I won't me stressing during the day and can be on the internet in peace. And then can check to see if i have messages every hour. Is this a good idea?
If you ask this many questions on the job, you're in trouble. People like to hire people who can think for themselves.
If you ask this many questions on the job, you're in trouble. People like to hire people who can think for themselves.
And that, TVguy, is probably why you keep failing on interviews. Perhaps you're making it obvious that you're going to ask a billion questions on the job.
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