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[rynne]

*blinkblink*

Barnes and Noble called me for an interview. I already have a job, one I like fairly well, but...Barnes and Noble was my first choice (books!), and I only went to Round Table when B&N told me that they'd take a few months to go through all the applications they were getting.

*bites lip* What should I do? I want to work at B&N (books! Employee discounts!), but I've got a job I like, and I don't want to quit it after only a few weeks, nor do I want to work two jobs (though I think the hours would be fairly compatible, considering I'm pretty strictly evenings now). And I mean, I know that going to an interview is no guarantee of getting a job, but they wouldn't be interviewing me if they weren't considering me.

Erk. And I was expecting B&N to ignore my application, like they did last year...

Comments

[thunderemerald.livejournal.com]

Go on the interview, and see if you like the people working there, and the store, etc. Going on an interview doesn't mean you have to take the job.

Check it out, ya know? :)

[mlgm.livejournal.com]

Every interview is good experience. One day, it will be THE interview, and you'll want to be perfect. And the only way to perfect is practice.

[krisomniac.livejournal.com]

Dude!!! Barnes and Noble!! It's.... BOOKS. :D

Congrats!

[latentfunction.livejournal.com]

I'd at least go to the interview. Maybe it'll be the best thing ever, and it'll be worth taking. (You get tips where you are now, right? Take those into consideration when you decide.)