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Originally posted by winneythepooh7
LOL. When you said "Thank you NOTE" in your other post I was picturing a Thank you-type e-card or something like that LOL. I think it is fine that you send a follow up thank-you email. And just to reassure you more, I knew I had off today from work all last week but just out of routine, told a hospital on Friday that I would do the discharge for a client today. The SWer there actually reminded me that today was a holiday, so people do make that mistake out of the routine of work.
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Ha ha, no. Sorry, I wasn't even thinking it would come across that way. It was a VERY busy weekend for them this weekend. She had asked me to come in sooner, but unfortunately she called right as I was about to head out the door to 2 12-hour work shifts and couldn't come down until Friday. The office was an absolute MESS. I felt REALLY good when I left... She kept saying things like, "your computer and office will be in there" and stuff like that, which I've never had happen in an interview before. Plus, she said out of 70 applicants they only interviewed a few, and they were about to hire someone when they saw my resume' come across and she said she HAD to interview me before they made a decision. It could all be smoke blowing you-know-where, but like my dad said, "Second out of 70 is not a bad place to be." Anyway, I have two more 12-hour shifts the next couple of days, so it'll at least keep my mind off of it if they don't call. I'm a HORRIBLE interviewer... I have everything pictured in my mind perfectly that I want to say, and then I just clam up and get nervous. I always want to just say, "Listen, I know I'm not a good interviewer but I'll kick some serious butt if you just give me this position."
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