...but I got the email yesterday. I did not get the job.
I was in NYC for a concert yesterday and for some reason FI decided we had to go to the Target in Brooklyn. We walked around, we shopped, I bought a new hoodie. As we sat in the food court sipping coffee, he asked me if I wanted to check my email and there it was. They decided to go with another applicant at this time.
I cried. Not going to lie. I just kind of capsized in the middle of Target and sobbed into my new hoodie. But I really appreciate the good vibes and advice and support you've all been giving me. It really means a lot. It helped me from really losing my mind.
But the concert was epic and fun. I made the lead singer laugh so hard during a song he stopped playing. So...win?

170 Invited (holy crap!)
98 are coming to party!
29 have other plans
43 need to respond!
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Re: Thanks For The Vibes...
Aw, Bella, I'm sorry about the job. I know you were really excited about it. But people get rejected from jobs all the time, so try not to take it personally.
My advice is to write back and say that you understand and appreciate their consideration. Then, ask if there is anything you can do to improve your competitiveness for future similar positions.
If the person they hired doesn't work out for any reason, they may approach you again. This is actually how I got my last job.
Like I said, though: it's because something better is waiting. I'm sure of it.
Now you have to tell us the EPIC WIN story of making the lead singer laugh so hard....and go.
Blog: A New Yorker in Duluth
Updated 8/8/11
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[QUOTE]Now you have to tell us the EPIC WIN story of making the lead singer laugh so hard....and go.
Posted by marleylikeair[/QUOTE]
Hahaha okay, okay.
At almost every concert, the lead singer (his name is Brendon Urie) does a solo performance, without the band. Huge surprise, last night he played "Science Fiction Double Feature", which is the opening song from <em>Rocky Horror Picture Show</em>. Well, when I hear anything from RHPS, it's like a reflex - I have to do the callbacks.
When he sang, "Michael Renie was ill the day the earth stood still and he told us where we stand", I (and FI) yelled out: "ON OUR FEET!"
Brendon giggled a little and continued on with the song, and then he got to the line, "Claude Raines was the Invisible Man", I shouted, "HOW THE F*CK DID YOU SEE HIM?!"
And that led to Brendon cracking up, pointing out to me and saying, "That was a good one!"
and my best friend caught video of it:
<a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7EprpyB2qk">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7EprpyB2qk</a>
It happens within the first 35 seconds of the video, you don't have to watch the whole thing.
We'll still be behind you 100% for any other jobs that come around though
I agree with Elle about the email; it is a great idea and will keep you on their mind for future openings.
And I'm going to go watch your video now.
Sending you lucky job vibes and hoping you find something even better soon!
[QUOTE]You were so close to the action! What an awesome crowd position! Oh and LOVE RHPS!
Posted by meamolly[/QUOTE]
You have no idea. I was pushed up against the stage; we were first in line to get into the venue (after waiting outside in the freezing cold for 5 hours) and it paid off! I had my elbows actually on the stage most of the night.
Also about the concert - one of their songs is our wedding song, and we shouted up to the lead singer after they played it, "That's our wedding song!" and he said, "Really? That's beautiful, thank you!" It was awesome.
Also, thanks again for the kind words, all <3 You're the best. Every single one of you.
[QUOTE] "HOW THE F*CK DID YOU SEE HIM?!" And that led to Brendon cracking up, pointing out to me and saying, "That was a good one!" and my best friend caught video of it: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7EprpyB2qk" rel="nofollow">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7EprpyB2qk</a> It happens within the first 35 seconds of the video, you don't have to watch the whole thing.
Posted by bsidebella[/QUOTE]
AWESOME. I love it.
I second Elle's idea of the email; do it!
Blog: A New Yorker in Duluth
Updated 8/8/11
I'm sure it means something better is out there for you. I know I wanted this one job SOOO badly! They didn't hire me, and I was devastated. 2 weeks later, a part-time job came up and I applied for it because I was desperate. They hired me and a month later it was full time with benefits! I ended up staying there for like 4 years. So, you never know when something better is going to fall in your lap.
[QUOTE]THEN SOMETHING WENT WRONG FOR FAY WRAY AND KING KONG. THEY GOT CAUGHT IN A CELLULOID JAM!
Posted by GreenPepperBurger[/QUOTE]
YAY JAM!
AND AT A DEADLY PACE IT CAME (ON WHERE?) (JANET'S FACE)!!
I told you, I can't be stopped.
Everything happens for a reason and that job wasn't right for you. Don't be discouraged, you're a tough cookie. Dust yourself off and try again. Take that interview as practice and work on your weaknesses for next time.
I definitely agree with Elle and ask what you could do to improve yourself for next time. I asked about my interview and they said my neck gets bright red when I'm nervous (wtf?) Otherwise, it was a case of the person with more experience got the job..hmph. I will be wearing a higher cut shirt on my next interview though...and will still go comando.