Disappointment
I'd sensed I was very close. I'd applied on a whim, and then when it became more tangible--an interview!--I let my hopes get up. I daydreamed. I consoled myself at minor irritations with the idea that I'd been elsewhere soon, anyway. And then a very polite email came:
Although your experience and accomplishments are excellent, we areBut my background is a perfect match, so I thought. I'm more irrationally upset than I should be. It's frustrating. I feel like I'm going to be stuck where I am for the rest of my life.
continuing our search to fill the position with another candidate whose
experience and background will be better matched to our current needs.
2 Comments:
How very frustrating, kStyle. I'm sorry. I know what that need for escape feelings like, and the hopefulness. I hope something turns for you soon and a kind and well-compensating employer finds you and makes great use of your talents.
Thanks to both of you. Emma, I think you're right: I need to keep my eye on the prize (shiatsu practice). Maybe a different f/t job--however awesome--would have just been a distraction from my real goal. Still stings, though.
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