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jadegrniiz
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« on: January 02, 2003, 04:38:40 pm » |
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Welcome to Florida, neighbor!
I'm sorry to hear that this woman is making your new job a bummer. My husband works for an insurance company, too, so I'm kind familiar with the setup of the office. Is it possible that you can move to another area where you can't hear her? And instead of changing jobs so quickly, why not try to stick it out a few months and then transfer within the company? Of course I say that based on the set up of my husband's office (he works for GEICO), but with insurance companies, they treat dedication and logevity very well down here... and if you could just stick it out now that your foot is in the door........
If you just can't stand it..... no big deal. Just explain that the job is temporary, because you just moved here and needed the work... but it isn't the career path you intend to take, and hence the reason you are there to interview. You can also put a small mention in your resume that the current position is temporary until you can secure more permanent employment.
Hope that helps!! Where in Florida did you end up moving to?
Jadegrniiz
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