[kala83]

I am tremendously nervous, I just had an interview for a kennel assistant job. I feel like the interview did go well, I gave the staff some extra references just due to the fact they told they had literally dug up a application of mine. So I have no idea how old it may or may not be. I feel like it kind of helps that I have a job right now, cause it shows commitment to a job.But I know that the girl is wanting people that will show up to the job and stick around for a while. Probably in part because she has hired a lot of people that are you university students from the University of Missouri that's here in town and students around here seem to drop job like flies.
I know I am an odd duck cause I am willing to work in Human Medicine and Animal medicine and I know neither feild really does pay that well ( the girl did comment about that while I was at the interview today) but I am not in these kinds of jobs for the money I do it cause I love helping people and animals. When they genuinely need it. And even if the task seems small to the patient themselves it never is. And we really do make differences.
like I said the interview felt as though it went well, as I mentioned before i left more up to date references one of whom is a dog groomer at a local grooming/dog bakery place here in town. So I feel like that will help me out. I just need to keep a positive attitude and if this position does not pan out just keep plugging away at finding another one. Eventually this will work out, I have been working toward my goal of becoming a vet tech since 2011 at Sanford Brown back when it was still open and i was told by a lot of my own professors there to just give up that this was not for me.
when I went back to school at Penn Foster my grades where a lot higher and better then they ever where at SB cause I felt like I got more support and people genuinely believe me. Now I gotta go out there and believe in myself.

I feel like some people are going to judge me for the fact I want to work in animal medicine as well a human medicine but I mean that's my choice and I certainly feel like I could handle it. Heck I am pretty sure I would enjoy it cause I know its what I want.
I just wish someone would give me a starting off point.

[Skeezyks]

Hello Kala83: Good luck with this! From what you wrote here, it sounds like you did everything right! There's never any guarantee with these sorts of things, as you well know. But whether you get the job offer or not, you can take great pride in your effort! From my perspective, your dedication to helping people & animals is to be celebrated!

[kala83]

one thing I need to remind my self of is that these people called me! out of need and interest. So something I put in my application or resume most have stood out and looked good.
lol so most be doing at least something right.