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Year View| Summary| Highlights| Month View| Wednesday 15 March 2006 (Day View)

15.03.2006Wednesday 15 March – Job Interview

Morning
I headed into uni and printed my CV and so forth.
3pm
I had my first job interview since graduating. It seemed to go well, but it’s for a job that doesn’t start for some time, so I won’t know how it went for a while. The building was cool though, the top floor of an eighteen floor building, one side of which was glass.
I had an interview with Ann Carson from M&T Resources.
Comment by martin – Tuesday 21 March 2006, 11:32 PM
  What kind of job are you looking for Ned? Web development?
Comment by Ned – Thursday 23 March 2006, 9:19 PM
  I don’t mind web development as a hobby, but I don’t see it as a feasible career path. I’m interested in avoiding stereotypical IT support/programming jobs, instead aiming for a contract-based position in a field services/support/installation/technician role specialising in the hard to classify area somewhere between the IT & T and electronics industries.

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