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I had an interview today!!

I think it went okay :no:

The manager and a charge nurse were interviewing me but the manager had to leave since she had a meeting after 20-30 mins. Is it a bad sign?

I think I am usually really good at interviews but this time I don't have that good feelings.

They did not tell me when they would contact me or anything like that-

I am planning on following up on Friday, maybe thank you email :)

ah.... I pray that I could get this job....

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No, it is not a bad sign. Managers are busy people with many obligations & slipping out of an interview early for a meeting is just part of their job. If you remained professional & you fit the description they are looking for, you will hear back from them. Thank you letters are always a good idea. They show your appreciation for considering you & let them know you are truly interested in the position. I would type it out & send it soon, so they don't forget your name. I wish you the best of luck!

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Thank you! :) I got the job. I am so nervous!!

Congrats on getting the job. I have an interview tomorrow and i am sooooooooo nervous. Where will you be working at and on what unit?

Don't forget to write a thank you letter, and following up is a good idea. Hope you get the job!!

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