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think good postive throughts if someone is slow to respond give them a call it may be a procarstion thing, maybe someone new is working there that doesn't know you and maybe you can get in touch with old person who will write a glowing report that might tip the scales in your direction
good luck
Relax.
That's normal anticapatory anxiety.
Went through much the same after having to seek a new employer after 17 years.
I start next week, and in he back of my mind, "am I making the right choice, should I have looked longer, bargained harder?" "What if I don't work out?"
The last question popped up when I transferred into something new 3 1/2 years ago. It all went fine.
You'll be fine
Seven reference requests??? Isn't that a bit excessive? I've never had to provide more than 3. But you really shouldn't worry. They don't bother checking references unless they are really serious about a candidate and so it is nerve-wracking but the chances are great that things will work about you.
Tazzi, I do not know you but only from what I read on here. You seem to be someone who would be an asset to any health care facility. Everything is going to work out for you. You are going to get the job that is intended for you. Relax and enjoy!! Good luck and keep us all posted on how things are going et what you find out.:icon_hug:
Leslie
Tazzi...........slap, slap, slap, slap...did the sence get to ya yet. It is just that right now, things are gooding good, and at any moment something might happen. you have 3 good references, and 5 would benefit you. you have like a great chance of getting 2 more good references. {{{{Tazzi}}}}}
Good luck
TazziRN, RN
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I'm having a negative moment. My recruiter (who also does the background checks for prospective employers) has gotten back three of the seven reference requests she sent out. So far they've been glowing. I know there's no reason to think I might not get this job but all of a sudden I'm really nervous. If I don't get it there is nothing else in this area I'm qualified for, because they all ask for advanced degrees or prior experience, and although there is an ER opening in the next county, I really don't want to go back to the ER if I can help it.
Somebody slap some sense into me, please!