Columbus Job

[judecorp]

Well, in all of the activity around here I never mentioned that I received e-mail a week and a half or so ago from a Human Resources person at ODJFS, stating that I'd passed that job candidacy exam I took when Jennifer and I were in Columbus last month. This past Thursday I got a call from a woman at ODJFS about scheduling an interview for the job.

Unfortunately I had to call her back and tell her that I couldn't even think about it right now, that there is too much going on here, and I asked that I continue to be considered in the future if possible.

Right now moving to Columbus is just not a possibility, and it makes me sad that I was so close to landing a secure, well-paying job with career advancement... just a little bit too late.

Aah well, hopefully this means something better is around the corner out here.

Comments

[judecorp.livejournal.com]

I'm so torn about all of this SO much.

I really REALLY want to interview. But 1) I have no $$$ to buy a ticket (we just bought tickets to go see Jen's parents in August), 2) no time off work (see aforementioned trip to see Jen's parents), and 3) I don't know when things will be settled around here.

Do you think there's a chance that they'll keep me in mind for future considerations? I feel so BLAH about leaving this chance unchecked. When I voicemailed the woman (Mary Curry in Managed Care), I specifically said that I was still interested but was wrapped up in family stuff right now. Do you think they might keep me around?

[hopemcg.livejournal.com]

I don't know that name, but there are SO many new people in managed care. I imagine they will keep you in the pool of candidates. Maybe you should call once a month or so to tell recruiter dude or somebody else that you want to make sure you are still in the loop?

[judecorp.livejournal.com]

Good idea!!