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You know, once you factored in the mileage and wear and tear on the
automobile, that's mighty close to my weekly unemployment check.
I got good news and bad news this week. Good news: the hiring manager I
interviewed with a few weeks ago thinks I'm terrific and wants me for the
position. The bad news: the position won't be open until August, instead of
the original May date. Oh well, thank goodness for those weekly unemployment
checks.
Suzanne
>
> Just over a week ago, I was asked whether I'd be interested in a
> 2- to 3-week
> job 3.5 hours away (which they called "commuting distance"!) at a
> whopping
> $600 per week.
>
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