INTERVIEW
I have an interview today at a women's homeless shelter.
The job is for an education coordinator -
It has nothing to do with the arts -
And I'm probably over-qualified.
But going anyway.

It's SO much closer to home (and I'm ready for a shorter commute)
It has the job title I'm looking for
It involves working with teachers and schools
It has extremely flexible hours
It pays less than the VE job
I donno . . .

Perhaps it'll give me bargining power to encourage the promised-yet-not delivered job to be delivered.
If nothing else, I can just practice interviewing.
right???


UPDATE: Nice facility, great philosophy, and an effective program - but I don't think they're going to hire me. I did an OK interview, but they asked about life after the masters -- and I was honest ("I don't know. I'd like to tell you that if I got this job I'd be around for years and years, but the truth is I don't know what will come next.") I wouldn't hire me if I knew that there's a chance I'd be flying the coop in 5 months!!