You know how they say the worst thing in an interview is when they ask if you have any questions, and you don't? It wasn't really an interview, just a face to face meeting with a headhunter, but I didn't. Actually, this is the first time a headhunter ever wanted to meet in person. And since he wasn't representing an employer/job, I didn't think it appropriate to go with the standard-questions-to-ask-in-an-interview-even-though-I-really-don't-care-what-the-answers-are.
And speaking of selling yourself, I just started rehearsals for "Death Of A Salesman" at the Bowen Park Theatre Company. (Opening night is Rocktober 8th.) Last night I read the play for the first time. You know, at the read-through. Wow, that's some depressing tale. And so relate-able. Probably more so today than 60 years ago when it was first produced. But I'm sure I don't have to tell you.
(And now those bits on "Seinfeld" when Jerry would refer to George as Biff start to make a little sense. But, um, don't ask me to explain how.)
This is what you query your headhunter when he asks "do you have any questions?":
ReplyDelete"When do you get off your fat A$$ and land me my next job?"