I think.
I had an interview - and I use that term loosely - with the person from the non-profit group who is looking for a secretary. We introduced ourselves and she got right into the details of the job. She had a list of the various responsibilities by month, and for each month she said "Oh, and I also do this" or "I don't do that". She's been doing this particular job for 10 years, and she's so used to it that she's not terribly conscious of the details.
The job has one evening per month during which I'd need to be available to take minutes. The rest of the duties could be done with a more flexible schedule.
Pay is $150 per month. I asked her how many hours she worked per month, and she had no idea. I asked her what kind of a commitment they wanted and she said a year. I asked her if she wanted a copy of my resume and she said no. (Good thing I didn't spend any time updating it! But I might want to do that for the future.) They have no idea who I am, my background, etc. . . and I've only been involved with the social group for a couple of months.
The pay isn't huge. . . but combined with other small opportunities that come my way it would suffice. The family I tutored with is still interested. . . I think things haven't settled down enough for them to have me back.
I will go to the group's meeting in a couple of weeks and make my decision after that.
It's Mine if I Want It
October 27th, 2009 at 12:56 pm
October 27th, 2009 at 03:38 pm 1256657890
I like the way you have your goals set up in your side-bar.
October 28th, 2009 at 01:00 am 1256691601