StampySquiddyFan
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31 Aug 2017, 12:12 pm
Voxish wrote:
Finally got a new interview date, Sept 5th at 12 noon. It turn's out I know some who has done the same role for the same charity at the same university so I am now well armed, takes a little of the anxiety out of it.
Yay! I wish you good luck
. I hope it goes well!
14 Sep 2017, 10:00 am
StampySquiddyFan
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24 Sep 2017, 7:08 pm
Voxish wrote:
I am officially in employment again, phew. I start Monday with a well-known autism charity. It is only 15 hours a week, but well paid 15 hours. Then as if by magic another interview comes along in 10 days time with another autism organisation for another 15 hours, which if I get it makes up my hours. This one is a person centred planning coordinator role. I do so hope that lightning strikes twice. I only want to work for autism organisations, I am just neither suited or want to work doing anything which is not autism related, I don't know anything else.
I am a bit late, but congratulations all the same! You are like me when it comes to employment- I only want to work on AGT, and I don't have any interest in learning how to film or be a camera operator or anything because all I want to do is be involved with the show in some way
. People are like, "You want to be stage crew one day on AGT? Why don't you practice by doing stage crew at the school play?" I then have to explain to them that I couldn't care less about stage crew, but I have an encyclopedic knowledge of contestants on AGT, so I just want to work there and not anywhere else when I grow up . I'm keeping my fingers crossed for you! Keep us updated!
