I went to the job interview this am. I didn't have my mojo or something or do as well as the last job interview (I didn't get). It was a guy around 50 and I tend to do better with women interviewers for some reason, harder to get rapport with guys in that situation. And he didn't ask me many questions. He was telling me about the job; it's definitely different. They help people getting out of psych ward transition to outpatient. He was saying taking them on errands, teaching them how to clean, cook, grocery shop, etc. (Me teaching cooking is the funniest thing I have ever heard!!!). He said the clients are often unbathed and stuff like that. I went in looking probably too prissy and perfect for that job although you know I'm not, but his description of the job did intimidate me a bit. He said he would check with my references and give me a call back next week. I was telling my L (she had me come in again to see her!) and she said it sounded like he already had someone ready to hire before my interview. So well at least it was practice then... Karen
It was a guy around 50 and I tend to do better with women interviewers for some reason, harder to get rapport with guys in that situation. And he didn't ask me many questions. He was telling me about the job; it's definitely different. They help people getting out of psych ward transition to outpatient. He was saying taking them on errands, teaching them how to clean, cook, grocery shop, etc. (Me teaching cooking is the funniest thing I have ever heard!!!). He said the clients are often unbathed and stuff like that. I went in looking probably too prissy and perfect for that job although you know I'm not, but his description of the job did intimidate me a bit. He said he would check with my references and give me a call back next week. I was telling my L (she had me come in again to see her!) and she said it sounded like he already had someone ready to hire before my interview. So well at least it was practice then... Karen