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I had that job interview today.

Got it.

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Christa said…
Congrats! I look forward to having two rich brothers!
26 January, 2007 06:29
Gramps said…
Good job! (no pun intended) Is this the twice a week job? Details man, details.
26 January, 2007 07:07
Unknown said…
Twice a week. Tuesday and Thursday mornings. And no on the rich part. It pays significantly less than my Macey's job. And it's part time, so no benefits (I'm thinking that means no tuition reimbursement). The plan is to keep looking for a more full time position there to be able to leave Macey's entirely and get tuition reimbursement for it too.

Today, I go get tested for drugs with them, tell my Macey's manager that I'm going part time, and try to figure out my work schedule with two jobs that are on polar opposites of the working day.
26 January, 2007 08:28
Chad said…
Sounds fun. I recommend going full time at the hospital asap.
26 January, 2007 08:41
Marilyn said…
So, Cambrie will be the ultimate authority on this, but I am pretty sure she was only working 2 12 hour shifts to get her tuition reimbursement, but she had to do that for 6 months before she qualified. Cambrie????
Way to go Brett!
26 January, 2007 09:37
Cambrienelson said…
yes that is correct. 6 months. but bert will have to ask his manager. have andrea tell tou when there are openings on her floor because jobs are open to employees before thy get posted on the website for the public. get cpr certified too
26 January, 2007 10:36
Unknown said…
Got CPR Certified a week ago today, which came in handy in the interview process.

I plan on going full time at the hospital ASAP. I really have no strong (or weak) desire to keep attachments with Macey's.

I had to go get drug tested this morning, and have my arm stabbed three times for blood samples, and shots. Tetanus shots hurt, by the way.
26 January, 2007 12:02
Chad said…
You were smart enough to lay off the crack for the past week, right? ;)
26 January, 2007 12:54
Unknown said…
It may be cutting it close. We'll see.

Actually, I almost bought a poppyseed muffin yesterday, which is really abnormal for me. I decided against it, and realized later that it's a good thing I did.
26 January, 2007 13:25
Cambrienelson said…
I'd would have thought you'd be use to needles by now
26 January, 2007 18:33
Unknown said…
I am used to needles. They didn't bother me. I'm just not used to my employers stabbing me as a "welcome to the team" initiation thing.
27 January, 2007 00:34
Chad said…
Ahh, but just think - now that you've been initiated, once you progress through the ranks a bit, YOU'll be the one who gets to do the stabbing to the new initiates soon.
27 January, 2007 07:49
Marilyn said…
your right. Tetnus shots hurt, for awhile. As far as I know, they are the worst
27 January, 2007 13:09
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