Saturday, August 11, 2007
more jews
I have a final (I think) interview scheduled with the Tucson JCC on Thursday late afternoon.
I'm told my references said glowing things about me (I've thanked them already) and that the JCC's major concern about me right now is whether or not I'd be happy in an apolitical, non-advocacy job.
I think it would be a nice break, and I can still engage in plenty of advocacy, politicking and campaigning in my volunteer and community service work.
So it looks like my job search is moving along nicely (I haven't heard anything further from the Women's Commission, so I'm thinking I may be out of the running, which is definitely their loss).
I kept telling you all that I'm not concerned and it looks like I was right. To paraphrase Joseph Campbell, the universe opens doors where there once were walls.
I'm told my references said glowing things about me (I've thanked them already) and that the JCC's major concern about me right now is whether or not I'd be happy in an apolitical, non-advocacy job.
I think it would be a nice break, and I can still engage in plenty of advocacy, politicking and campaigning in my volunteer and community service work.
So it looks like my job search is moving along nicely (I haven't heard anything further from the Women's Commission, so I'm thinking I may be out of the running, which is definitely their loss).
I kept telling you all that I'm not concerned and it looks like I was right. To paraphrase Joseph Campbell, the universe opens doors where there once were walls.
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