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327/365 # The waiting game
Me and Disco~Stu took a wander along the seafront tonight with our Nikons, which was just what was needed after today.
I had my interview for the jobs I've gone for in the restructure at work, we've post preferenced for up to three posts and the four top HR managers have been interviewing for the last week.
I arsed my interview up big-time though, and with no news likely to be forthcoming until mid-May I won't know how badly or otherwise my interview will have affected my chances until I'm told which job I've got. The silver lining is that I'm fairly certain I'll have a job at the end of it, but whether I'll be dropping a couple of pay grades or not is an unknown at the moment.
I'm quite happy in some ways as the interview's been hanging over me for a while now and it's a relief to have it out of the way. It's out of my hands now and I can only hope that my post preferencing form did me enough justice to ignore the awful interview.
So here I am, with my Alfred Hitchcock shadow. Waiting . . .
Here are the other shots I've posted from tonight: Another telephone pole, Retired for the night and This is how we do bokeh Weymuff style.
Strobist info: SB600 to camera left on Disco~Stu stand at 1/4 power.
327/365 # The waiting game
Me and Disco~Stu took a wander along the seafront tonight with our Nikons, which was just what was needed after today.
I had my interview for the jobs I've gone for in the restructure at work, we've post preferenced for up to three posts and the four top HR managers have been interviewing for the last week.
I arsed my interview up big-time though, and with no news likely to be forthcoming until mid-May I won't know how badly or otherwise my interview will have affected my chances until I'm told which job I've got. The silver lining is that I'm fairly certain I'll have a job at the end of it, but whether I'll be dropping a couple of pay grades or not is an unknown at the moment.
I'm quite happy in some ways as the interview's been hanging over me for a while now and it's a relief to have it out of the way. It's out of my hands now and I can only hope that my post preferencing form did me enough justice to ignore the awful interview.
So here I am, with my Alfred Hitchcock shadow. Waiting . . .
Here are the other shots I've posted from tonight: Another telephone pole, Retired for the night and This is how we do bokeh Weymuff style.
Strobist info: SB600 to camera left on Disco~Stu stand at 1/4 power.