Applied for a new job.

[hoodat]

Maybe you'll get to work with Flo and Jamie. Good luck man. jd

[square butte]

Hoping and praying everything about your life improves with this new job - And that your season has arrived - In the name of Christ

[jaysouth]

Sounds like your old job was a deadend. I sure hope you get a better job with room for advancement.

[PhilC]

All the best and hope it's what you're looking for!

[lightman]

Good Luck! I hope they offer it to you.

[Idaho45guy]

Thank you all for the positive and uplifting replies!

I took an online skills test and think I did OK, but the last portion I messed up. The first was all about meaning of words and usage in a sentence and a lot of math involving percentages and averages. Super easy.

The second part was a phone answering exercise in which you had to update a customer's account, select best responses to questions, find the correct info, etc. Was pretty simple until the last bit where they wanted an order re-shipped to a new address. I didn't update the address before sending the new shipment, thinking I could specify the new address during the re-shipment process. Timed out before I could correct the mistake.

Was hoping for a perfect score, but the exercise had nothing to do with the actual position I applied for, so hoping I did well enough.

[MrWolf]

Hate those tests especially when no clear answer. You've been away on vacation for a month (right there know it is bull) and you have ten items in your in basket. Rank them in order for responding. I really am getting crankier as I get older.

[jdfoxinc]

No he has to work with Flo.

[Thumbcocker]

Good luck.

[high standard 40]

I hope your dream job becomes a reality. I envy people who can find a job they love to do. I started working in my dad's auto repair when I was very young. I partially retired when I reached 62 and fully retired at 65, I'm now 71. I worked in many different jobs during that time. It was my goal to do my absolute best at every job I held, but I'm almost ashamed to admit that I never held a job that i loved. It was all just "work". Retirement is pretty awesome. I still put in a full day of work most days, but now I'm "the boss" doing what I want to do. Again, best of luck with your new job.

[Handloader109]

Hope you get the position. It is a real pain going to work where you aren't appreciated and you see no light at the end.


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[wch]

Good luck!
Let us know...

[WRideout]

When I looked at all the replies that have been posted, I saw that you are a well-respected member of this community. I am very happy for you! These days, no one works at any company for an entire career, and in general people get a raise when they go to a different job. God bless you, brother.

Wayne

[ruger1980]

Good luck I hope everything works out for you

[dverna]

Good to hear you may have landed a job you really want....

Sad to see folks who never really enjoyed their jobs. It must be a challenge to do a great job when you hate being there every day for years with no hope of it getting better.

[abunaitoo]

Hope you get it.
It sound like an interesting position.
Hope you like driving around.
Meeting new people.

[lobogunleather]

Best wishes!

Life can be quite tedious when every day involves drudgery.

[Idaho45guy]

Hope you get it.
It sound like an interesting position.
Hope you like driving around.
Meeting new people.

Best job I ever had was as a federal park ranger. My job was to drive around and BS with people about fishing and hunting and camping. Did that for four years until 9/11 happened. Got a job with the brand-new Department of Homeland Security. Was awful. Went into the insurance industry after that.

I figure driving around and BSing with people about cars and trucks will be almost as enjoyable.

[Cosmic_Charlie]

In these times a job where you work independently is a God send. I cannot imagine being in a typical work place full of woke, TV watching idiots. Good luck to you!

[No_1]

Congratulations! Everything happens for a reason when it is time.