The work situation

[athene]

Last week not 2 hours after I got back home, one of the temp agencies called me to see if I could work for a day on Wed. Sure could. It was this company right near Smith that handles HR stuff (like payrolls and insurance) for small companies.

While I was there, the same temp agency called me and asked if I could work Mon-Wed for a Lawyer place in downtown NoHo. Bad for Catullus class, but good for the wallet.

Also was called by a company in NoHo that I had sent my resume to for an interview. Have called back twice to try to set up interview, but haven't heard back yet...the job is still listed on their website *crosses fingers*

I still need to register for the GREs. However, the way things are looking right now, I may need to put off grad school for another year. *sigh*

Comments

[athanata.livejournal.com]

oh wow! you're like a temp monkey. that rocks! money = good!

[athene.livejournal.com]

yeah, but i'd rather have a full job, you know, the kind with health benifits...

[bellebet.livejournal.com]

No shame in temping. It'll be expereince that'll look good on your resume. And it'll show employers that you're willing to work instead of sit back and collect unemployment.

[safirerings.livejournal.com]

Tricia's right. Later you can say "when I worked at a law firm/bakery/sex shop/etc..."

My dad was a big pain in the ass about temping not being a real job, and me being a lazy bum, until tax time whne I had a half a dozen W2s for him...