defiantbadgirl
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When I was in a job interview yesterday, I gave a bad explanation when the interviewer noticed and mentioned the length of time I was unemployed before getting re-hired at my previous job (the interview was for a second job). I mumbled something about leaving the job for medical reasons and said my husband was working during that time. I didn't even mention attending college during that time. Stupid, I know. (During the time I wasn't working, I had 2 major cancer related surgeries and two smaller surgeries, attended college for awhile, and didn't finish because I couldn't pass college algebra). I should've said I had 2 major surgeries (without mentioning cancer) and decided to let my body heal for awhile while taking a few classes. If questioned about not finishing college, I could've always said I wanted to pay down student loans. Instead, I froze up. Stupid nerves, stupid emotional trauma over cancer grrr. I can't believe I froze up like that. I really need this second job. The job I have now is part time. The job I'm trying to get is full time. The interviewer said she would contact me today and tell me if I was selected for the job or if someone else was. Should I call her first, tell her I feel that I didn't answer her question adequately, and say what I should've said in the interview or should I just leave it alone and hope for the best to avoid sounding desperate? How can I fix this?
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Only in the United States is the health of the people secondary to making money. If this is what "capitalism" is about, I'll take socialism any day of the week. Collared by MartinSpankalot May 13 2008
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