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Downtown Los Angeles, California 

November 12, 2014

 


 


As we were driving through one of the Dakotas last August on my 50 states adventure, I noticed a colleague had posted a link on her Facebook page to a job announcement. I read it and thought, "this would be the perfect job for me." But the deadline for applications was that afternoon and I couldn't pull it together to update my resume and fill out the online forms from the back seat of a rental car.

A week or so later, I noticed the job was still posted. I have no idea why, but considered it a sign of my good fortune and sent in my application right away.

It wasn't too long until I had a phone interview that seemed to go pretty well. Several weeks passed and then, late last week, they called me for an in-person interview.

I took the early flight to LA and spent the morning in the building's cafeteria getting ready for my interview. It's been such a long time since I was on this side of the interview table and it was unexpectedly nerve-wracking. By the time I walked out, I was second guessing each and every one of my answers.

Still, whatever happens, this was a really good experience.