Paulette went to Reno and all I got was a head cold.

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Monday, October 17. 2005

Posted by Russell Limprecht in Photography at 11:29 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

Paulette went to Reno and all I got was a head cold.

Paulette boarded a plane last Wednesday for a week long business trip. She spent two days in Sacramento with her sister before heading over the mountain to count Widgets on Saturday and Sunday. I talk to her this morning. Everyone in Reno has a cold so she said she would bring me one.

I had my first interview with a company two weeks ago. It was a three member panel interview which went really well. They called back to tell me they hired their outside auditor because he has more experience with the company. Insert your auditor joke here. They did tell me that there is another opening (I had already applied) and had highly

recommended me to the other manager.

On Monday (last week) we received four checks (three for $275 each) from the Nevada DMV. This came as a big surprise especially since they did not refund our auto fees when we left Nevada. They even had our current address.

Friday I had my first interview set up by a search firm in Norcross with the Inventory Control Manager of After Hours Formal Wear. Accountemps gave me the lead. I left here at 2:15 for a 3:30 appointment and arrived at 4:00.

The interview went well but the interviewer also lives in Marietta, and she did not want me to make that commute. I was still excited as I drove home, but it soon dawned on me that it would not work. Three hours a day on the road, plus $9 a day for gas is just too much.
Needless to say, I am still in the market.

I have three good leads for this week. Happy Halloween.

Tags: Russellreno, Marietta, Georgia, Atlanta, Accountemps, Reno, Paulette, Nevada, Sacramento

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