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HOLY.FUCKING.SHIT
Just got an invitation for an interview for the three to six-year university position for which I made my Ph.D. proposal thingie in the last few weeks.
WHAT DO I DO NOW????
(Also, wtf am I doing right, now, that I apparently did wrong the 1.5 years before?)
*boggles*
*frets*
ARRRGH!
WHAT DO I DO NOW????
(Also, wtf am I doing right, now, that I apparently did wrong the 1.5 years before?)
*boggles*
*frets*
ARRRGH!
It's always like that...
BTW, I just spent a night without sleep because suddenly the mere *possibility* of having to teach, soon, terrified me completely. I'm sure I'd learn, but... *shudder*
And...
Tonight, before I go to bed, I'll have to medidate on the thought that, really, it *isn't* that likely they'll actually offer me the job, to calm myself down. ;-)
Re: And...
Understandable. This things always make me nervous as well. Although, currently, I rather have the fear I will never have to worry about that because I'll never find an 'interesting' job in the first place ...
I always told that to myself, both in order to calm myself down, and to avoid being too disappointed. Apart from the horrible interview I told you about, I also had two in which it was really close, and I keep telling me myself that should be reason enough for me not to give up hope.;)
Re: It's always like that...
Yes, I noticed her story. Somehow this really seems to be typical, but at least her employers were accommodating. I think most people would be understanding, actually, in your case.
Oh, you'll learn that quite quickly. After all, teaching students at uni can't really be compared to school teaching.;)