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how long does it usually take after the interview
#81
Please post the email you sent.

I bet it asked something about how much vacation time he would get if he got the job and if he could work noon-8PM
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#82
You don't give the boy enough credit.
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#83
yea, you're right, I'll never get a job Rolleyes
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#84
not with that attitude.
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#85
yea seriously, i will be unemployed the rest of my life
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#86
Always good to ask in the follow-up email, "Umm... I forgot to ask earlier... do you guys do drug testing?"
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#87
never a good idea to answer questions with "thats stupid" or "why? thats stupid" or "you're stupid!!"
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#88
emailing them was a horrible idea, you should have called. you need to be more aggressive and follow what gonzo has said in this thread already. i don't think you sincerely want this job otherwise you'd be making more of an effort, either that or you just have a passive aggressive personality where you only approach things with assertiveness behind the security of non-human interaction (message boards, email, etc...)
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#89
Maybe he's just getting used to the whole deal. It's not always clear what's appropriate to do.

And for the record Sleeper, my last job was working for a huge university. When I was hired it took them 5 months total to wrap everything up. I had 3 interviews, but from the time I had my first until I knew for sure I'd get my 2nd it took 3 weeks to get a response. Meanwhile I callled every week to follow up.

You could easily follow up the email with a phone call tomorrow. Say that you wanted to be sure they knew you were serious about your interest. I wouldn't push it further than 2 contacts this week though.
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#90
Quote:either that or you just have a passive aggressive personality where you only approach things with assertiveness behind the security of non-human interaction (message boards, email, etc...)
duh?
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#91
I blame it on that crazy music you listen to.
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#92
it might be a crazy concept, but not everyone shares your personality.
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#93
And that is why we have wars.
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#94
sleeper
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#95
The Sleeper Wrote:it might be a crazy concept, but not everyone shares your personality.
Then instead of a thank you card, send the interviewer a custom made CD.
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#96
Possible Career Paths for the INTP:

Scientists - especially Physics, Chemistry
Photographers
Strategic Planners
Mathematicians
University Professors
Computer Programmers, Systems Analysts, Computer Animation and Computer Specialists
Technical Writers
Engineers
Lawyers / Attorneys
Judges
Forensic Research
Forestry and Park Rangers
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#97
Sleeper would be an amazing lawyer.
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#98
what's an INTP?
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#99
Awww shit! Keyser is whipping out the Myers-Brigs test. I scored as an INTP myself.
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I want to play.
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