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interview help please!

i had my dream interview friday, at a group ob/gyn. what i need to know is how to decipher what went on in the interview. i thanked her for the interview and said that ob/gyn was the field i wanted to be in since i started nursing. but the rest is a blur, except that my exposure to e chart is small but since i have using a computer since the mid 80's I can sit down to any program and figure it out quick.

she asked me if i was working and said no, then she commented on that there was no 2 week notice needed. she told me then that they had three others to interview and i must have registered dissapointment because she said that she was not traditional that actually someone who hadn't been working is a benefit to them because they could be molded to fit their organization.

but when we were talking about my last job ( i was a lpn to a student with a seizure disorder and taught remedial read and math) i told her how they just threw me into that and how I used my prep time to create packets of material on my own to use to teach them.

so what are your impressions of this interview? the only handicap i can think of is that i have weight to deal with and i have been biased against several times. they won't even acknowledge my application at the hospitals in centralia and olympia.

linda:banghead:

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It can be hard to tell how an interview went. On the other hand I can always tell if they liked me and if I left the interview feeling good about it that means to me that I stand a good chance at getting the job.

Either way I will keep my fingers crossed that you got the job. I wish you the best of luck!

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i didn't get it... no ob/gyn experience. it took me 2 years of job hunting to get the lpn job at the elementary school i had for 1 year. i think its going to be another long two years again. it ****** me off so bad that i bust my butt for a year, with a picc line in my right arm and i still graduated, only to get nothing where as there are people who get their degree and boom get a job. i guess i am just too fat and ugly to get a job.

i didn't get it... no ob/gyn experience. it took me 2 years of job hunting to get the lpn job at the elementary school i had for 1 year. i think its going to be another long two years again. it ****** me off so bad that i bust my butt for a year, with a picc line in my right arm and i still graduated, only to get nothing where as there are people who get their degree and boom get a job. i guess i am just too fat and ugly to get a job.

I am so sorry to hear you did not get the job. Please dont be to hard on yourself. You will find a job and when you do, it will be the right one. Hold you head high and keep applying!!!!

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