Published May 2, 2014
Nonetheless
344 Posts
I recently had to cancel a screening interview with a large hospital in order to complete a commitment for nursing school.
Please reassure me that I made the right decision. I am so sad that I had to cancel a dream job opportunity but school does come first
Nola009
940 Posts
Don't put the carriage before the horse, sweetie.
Yeah I agree, which is why I cancelled the interview
but I am so sad
the job market where I am is veryvery competitive and many of my friends didn't get an interview at this place either
I am so down. I feel like I am going to be poor and unemployed and have to relocate to a distant state
Not very many people got interviews before graduation in my class and I was one of the lucky few who did.
I could have lied and said that I was sick and gone to the interview but I do not believe in lying and my conscious would be bothering me
lol I like these smileys sorry for overusing them
LOL---
I can relate, BUT...
This is a high-stress time for you, and you can't afford to put too much energy into wondering "WHAT IF?" right now
LadyFree28, BSN, LPN, RN
8,429 Posts
Did you reschedule??
No
They didn't let me
They said this is the only day they are available.
There is no way I could make it there without lying to someone
And I don't lie.
LOL---I can relate, BUT...This is a high-stress time for you, and you can't afford to put too much energy into wondering "WHAT IF?" right now
yeah I have been worrying about the job market since September and even tried to apply to jobs in September, which was 9 months before graduation.
kiszi, RN
1 Article; 604 Posts
I believe many things happen for a reason. I agreed to pick up a shift to help out at my current job because no one else could do it. THEN I found out about a job fair that same day for a hospital I've been trying to get into for months. I'm at peace sticking with what I committed to doing because I know it's the right thing right now. There will be other opportunities.
Yeah.
my mom told me doing the right thing isn't always easy.
but for some people it takes over a year to get a job
TriciaJ, RN
4,328 Posts
You honoured your commitment and the hospital wouldn't honour that and work with you. You did the right thing. Don't waste time wondering "what if". You don't always realize you've dodged a bullet until long after you've dodged it.