Hehehe..I meant you could send copies to me, I could scan and email to you if it came down to it.
Ah (slow here). I think that might take too long. I should figure this out by friday.
My scanner works. If you leave it for me on the kitchen table, I can scan it in.
I would add zero frills. CV and LOI on resume paper, otherwise plain paper. No colorful images.... I'd skip all plastic things and binders, too.... and this from me, the lover of frilly colorful things.
Many people hate all that extra stuff. Also, if they want to make copies, it should be as easy as possible- so go light on binding anything. Paper clips might in fact be the way to go, or a staple at most.
LOOK! help for the scanning right there!!
Fabulous!
Thanks Dasha! That's great!
I bought plain, off-white paper folders with pockets. The have the metal clips for hole-punched papers. I was not intending to use that function.
The resume and letter of interest are in the left hand pocket. The rest of the paper work is in the right hand pocket. One letter of reference is stapled because it runs over to two pages. Everything on the right hand side is paper clipped with a color-coated star-shaped paper clip. I bought colored velum and regular colored paper to use as a back drop for my name which I was planning to affix to the front of the folders as a label.
There's a stack on the table. If you want me to do it and you trust me with your scanner, let me know.
I was invited for a job interview at the school I now work at. The secretary couldn't tell me what position I will interviewing for. It's next Tuesday after school.
littlek wrote:I was invited for a job interview at the school I now work at. The secretary couldn't tell me what position I will interviewing for. It's next Tuesday after school.
Crossing everything for you!!!!
Go goil!!!!
littlek wrote:I was invited for a job interview at the school I now work at. The secretary couldn't tell me what position I will interviewing for. It's next Tuesday after school.
That sounds promising! Good luck with the interview, littlek.
Thanks all. I just wish I knew more. Like what they're interviewing me for. Maybe I'll ask at my job evaluation on Friday morning.
Eh, I feel depressed. I must not have done well.
Feeling depressed doesn't mean anything. I always feel depressed after big interviews, exams, and the like. These situations just have a way of sucking all your energy out of you, so of course you're a wreck when they're over.
Were there a lot of questions you didn't have a good answer to? Did you notice many negative reactions in your interviewer? If not, your interview may not have gone so badly at all.
Get well soon.
When do you find out, L'il k?
Thomas, there was a panel of interviewers. I couldn't watch them all at once. I'm pretty sure the parent liason wasn't knocked out. The others know me. They seemed to be encouraging me. I think I didn't give great answers for a couple questions regarding the set up of my curriculum programs (writing). Also, the one about how other people view me always throws me off.
dlowan, next week the short list gets invited back to teach a lesson in a classroom. Yikes!
littlek wrote:Thomas, there was a panel of interviewers. I couldn't watch them all at once. I'm pretty sure the parent liason wasn't knocked out. The others know me. They seemed to be encouraging me. I think I didn't give great answers for a couple questions regarding the set up of my curriculum programs (writing). Also, the one about how other people view me always throws me off.
dlowan, next week the short list gets invited back to teach a lesson in a classroom. Yikes!
Yikes indeed!!!!
You'll knock their socks off.......(I don't mean literally, as pertains to the children, of course.....)
I'll have a week to develop a lesson plan to fit into the current topic of the classroom I'll teach......
