Get a new job in January 2006

...with the best described skills set in the world.

Ah, well.

Alright, everybody pitch in, before I have to change this goal to February.

Anybody know anybody in Chicago proper, or northern suburbs, that could use a quick thinking, educated employee with high level computer skills? Pretty much anything officey will do fine. Accounting, administration, coffee lacky.

Looking for lateral and upward motion. I tend to master and over-shine any position I’m in within a year or two, and if there’s nowhere to be promoted to, I grow bored, and apparently, broke. Something where the new daily challenge isn’t simply doing more of the same task in the same or less amount of time…if not that, then I’ll take cash.

I hate to beg, but the phone isn’t ringing…

This is the new thing for larger companies, an online auto-form which takes you through all your details, with only thirty characters per job to describe major responsibilities?

I love the personality test portions…33 pages of 5 questions each.

It took me over an hour to apply for two jobs tonight…

I had my first good interview in a long while earlier this morning. Very promising, though the job itself sounds a little, well, hm. But the interview was awesome. Many that I’ve had recently the interviewer has spoken the entire time to tell me about the job and how easy it is before not calling me back. This time I got to talk about myself for an hour and fifteen minutes, and who doesn’t like that? (Except maybe the people that have to listen…)

I had an interview and took a skills test that didn’t go so well this week and I’m trying not to think to much on it. But another job that I did a skills test for two weeks ago called and want to interview me two weeks from now for a job I applied for two months ago. I guess they can take their time, but c’mon, hire me!