"The Waiting Is The Hardest Part"

Well, I appear to have rocked the interview and left the HR person sufficiently blown away. The big advantage I have is that I've done all the work before and I know what their work environment is like already. Not many people coming into a place like that really have much of an idea of what they're walking into. They pretty much just get there, get overwhelmed, perhaps cry and then bail. I survived it and was doing well in that environment for two years. The other advantage is that they need someone in there, ASAP. They want someone starting by next Monday! SO There! Well, I hope.

The next step is now to wait till either Monday or Tuesday to hear back about when they want me to come in to meet with the director and the rest of the team.

So once again good readers, fingers crossed, prayers flying, thumbs tucked, rub your luck items, do a jig and/or whatever it is that you do to summon up luck, and send it my way.

Oh yes, I was indeed listening to the Rocky theme song (the training song) on my way up from the subway into the Time Building. I had to download it onto my iPod. I almost cracked up laughing, but it helped break the tension for me.