What's on your mind?

Miss Spaulding wrote:

^ I'm sorry. :-/

 

Experience is a great teacher, and I have a PhD.

I have a post doc.

Ninzae wrote:

I have a post doc.

Congrats!

Miles wrote:

If you'd rather not act outgoing on the job, then I'd apply elsewhere.

wannaberocker wrote:

Smile and answer questions with confidence in your own ability. Im quiet and shy, but I often do well on interviews because I find one on one interviews to be more personal and easier and I can answer with confidence.
You got this DITR, don't doubt yourself.

Strider1002 wrote:

I would apply anyway. The worst that can happen is you don't get the job

Thanks for the advice guys.

Strider1002 wrote:

Miss Spaulding wrote:

^ I'm sorry. :-/

 

Experience is a great teacher, and I have a PhD.

Miles wrote:

Ninzae wrote:

I have a post doc.

Congrats!

Thanks Miles. It was not all great but,
As what Strider said, experience is indeed a great teacher.
: )

It's supposed to be chilly outside, but nice and toasty inside. This isn't right at all...

It's nice and cool here, Strider.


I had a test in my 8am class, and now I have 45 minutes to kill.

TX_CO_Matt wrote:

The sermon in our church was about singleness, while I did not agree with it entirely, I still applauded the fact they were able to give a positive message about being single, seems to be rare in my experience.
I was going to post it, but the podcast isn't up yet, but I'll post in the relationship thread whenever it's actually up.

...and it's up in the relationship thread entitled "Thicker Than Blood".

Ninzae wrote:

Thanks Miles. It was not all great but,
As what Strider said, experience is indeed a great teacher.
: )

:shock: 

Oops... sorry about that. I work with several postdocs, didn't pay attention to the conversation, and accidentally took your comment literally.

I can learn from this experience.

Miles wrote:

Ninzae wrote:

Thanks Miles. It was not all great but,
As what Strider said, experience is indeed a great teacher.
: )

:shock: 

Oops... sorry about that. I work with several postdocs, didn't pay attention to the conversation, and accidentally took your comment literally.

I can learn from this experience.

I knew it. : ) It is okey. No worries. I don't mind doing a post doc but it seems to be a long way to go. I am seriously considering doing a masters degree next September.

Which field do your post doc friends belong to?

Today I woke up with 7 minutes to get ready in. I barely remembered to grab my shoes, so I went to school looking... well... dishevelled. Or at least that's what I thought. I have never had so many compliments on my outfit (bahaha, what was closest in my closet) or the way I looked. Something is not right. Why am I spending more time and waking up early on normal days?  lol

Rayofsun wrote:

Today I woke up with 7 minutes to get ready in. I barely remembered to grab my shoes, so I went to school looking... well... dishevelled. Or at least that's what I thought. I have never had so many compliments on my outfit (bahaha, what was closest in my closet) or the way I looked. Something is not right. Why am I spending more time and waking up early on normal days?  lol

Natural beauty.

I have to pee, but I am comfortable.

Okay bladder, you win this round........... but one of these days, when I am old, wrinkled and wearing depends.......... you.... will meet your match.

Going hiking at a mystery location on Saturday... who doesn't love a mystery?  

I missed the ritardando... even after being told by the director to watch for it. The second time I missed it entirely because I was concentrating too hard on not missing it.

I'm quite sleepy this evening and I was wondering if it's appropriate to fall asleep on stage during practice.

It's more appropriate to sleep at night, silly.

So since it's night time it's okay?

Dandelions in the Rain wrote:

So since it's night time it's okay?

Yep!

(Runs to the attic and pulls out all the warm clothes I've ever had.)

Just got back from an interview, the questions were so easy but I seemed emotionally detached.
I hope I will be able to get the job with the people from the next interview I have. >.<

Raiyuu did they say if you got the job or not?

Interviews definitely take practice to get good at. So I guess if you don't do so well at one interview then you can maybe practice to get better at what you felt you didn't do as well at.

One time I almost cried at the end of an interview... I don't recommend that if avoidable. (I think it was my second interview of the day and I had been driving constantly in between.)

I think my asthma has come back.

Strider1002 wrote:

(Runs to the attic and pulls out all the warm clothes I've ever had.)

 



What for?

It's 95 degrees right now.