Thursday, January 05, 2006
An Angel Named Sue
Coolest thing happenned this morning. I will try to make it short.
I had a conversation this morning with a woman named Sue. She is the owner of a company to which I applied. She called me specifically to say that she needed someone with a Psychology degree and couldn't consider me for the position. But then she said she wanted to talk to me about my job hunt. I told her the methods I was using to conduct my search and we talked about my resume and how excellent it is. She kept giving me suggestions for places I could look and resources I could use and at the end told me that she had no doubt that I was going to find a position that would make me very happy. She then told me to call or email her anytime if I was looking for any advice or support that I thought she could give. It was surreal. I thanked her and got off the phone and was sort of flabergasted.
A messenger to boost my faith. An angel. A woman helping a woman in the world of business. A stranger helping a stranger for no real reason but that she could. Coolest of the cool. Now THAT is the kind of person I would want to work for and be mentored by...too bad it wasn't a job offer. Ah well, the search continues.
I look forward to this job I am going to start and love and grow with and learn from ... that will nurture what I am truly best at at and support my own endevours. I look forward to making lots of money again and waking up in the morning with somewhere I can go and make a signifigant contribution to the world. I look forward and I shosholoza.
Thank you, Sue.
I had a conversation this morning with a woman named Sue. She is the owner of a company to which I applied. She called me specifically to say that she needed someone with a Psychology degree and couldn't consider me for the position. But then she said she wanted to talk to me about my job hunt. I told her the methods I was using to conduct my search and we talked about my resume and how excellent it is. She kept giving me suggestions for places I could look and resources I could use and at the end told me that she had no doubt that I was going to find a position that would make me very happy. She then told me to call or email her anytime if I was looking for any advice or support that I thought she could give. It was surreal. I thanked her and got off the phone and was sort of flabergasted.
A messenger to boost my faith. An angel. A woman helping a woman in the world of business. A stranger helping a stranger for no real reason but that she could. Coolest of the cool. Now THAT is the kind of person I would want to work for and be mentored by...too bad it wasn't a job offer. Ah well, the search continues.
I look forward to this job I am going to start and love and grow with and learn from ... that will nurture what I am truly best at at and support my own endevours. I look forward to making lots of money again and waking up in the morning with somewhere I can go and make a signifigant contribution to the world. I look forward and I shosholoza.
Thank you, Sue.
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