so i definitely didn’t get the job i interviewed for.

that being said, i met some great people, and had some really good ego stroking in regards to what i did bring to the table. the guy i interviewed with is going to kick me to another manager for an open position within the organization.

basically, it came down to my management experience – not that i didn’t have enough of it, just more that my 9-5 experience is not deep enough in terms of pace and complexity for the role i was interviewing for. i was definitely reassured that i was a great fit both technically and personality-wise.

we’ll see what happens with second string possibilities. i’m not going to jump unless it looks like what i want to do, particularly if it is going to move me back out of management.

coincidentally, when i came back to the office, i ran into the guy i interviewed with here for an IT position several weeks ago. he assured me he still hadnt heard anything, and was waiting back to hear. i think that means that they are negotiating bids with people from the outside. meh.

hell, i still have a good job at a top-notch institution. no bitter tears here.

props to for opening a door to a hallway of possibilities!

i have an interview in an hour. i am dressed to my best, and what happens after i get pulled in to a 9:30 meeting? my pant leg gets caught on a file drawer that someone left slightly open, and I tear the seam of my right pant leg, just below the knee.

thank the dark powers i keep a sewing kit on me. further props to my dad’s mom for teaching me how to sew. the seam is not perfect, but it will last the day, and the lines of the pants are not thrown off unless you are right up on my business. i would hope, in the case that someone were that close to my pants, that means i not only got the job, but was being offered a signing bonus of lascivious origins.

happy hump day all.