Summary: I quit the nursing home. 2 days later, I got a call for an interview at a hospital.
I had the interview yesterday and felt great about it! They said there are 20 openings and they're interviewing 20 people. So it sounds like I already got the job; they just wanted to get to know me. I find out for sure if I got the job today or Monday.
And then today, I took the NCLEX. I got 80 questions. After I passed 75 questions, I just wanted to cry. I got a chance to redeem myself, I guess. I felt numb afterwards... then cried on the way home. I had hard-as-hell questions. And then I realized that if you had hard questions, you probably passed. And I had A LOT of select-all-that-apply questions. Those were the only alternative style questions I got, oddly. I got home and checked online. The good pop-up came up. THANK GOD.
So an interview and NCLEX in 2 days... I'm feeling like the world is off my shoulders now.
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Summary: I quit the nursing home. 2 days later, I got a call for an interview at a hospital.
I had the interview yesterday and felt great about it! They said there are 20 openings and they're interviewing 20 people. So it sounds like I already got the job; they just wanted to get to know me.
I find out for sure if I got the job today or Monday.
And then today, I took the NCLEX. I got 80 questions. After I passed 75 questions, I just wanted to cry. I got a chance to redeem myself, I guess. I felt numb afterwards... then cried on the way home. I had hard-as-hell questions. And then I realized that if you had hard questions, you probably passed. And I had A LOT of select-all-that-apply questions. Those were the only alternative style questions I got, oddly. I got home and checked online. The good pop-up came up. THANK GOD.
So an interview and NCLEX in 2 days... I'm feeling like the world is off my shoulders now.