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I was telling my Realtor about cancelling that interview on Monday, and she said that she has some friends who live in that city (it's a Chicago suburb). If I worked there, I would probably be facing a long commute, because even on a pharmacist's salary, I couldn't afford to live there. 😱
In the meantime, I've scheduled yet another one! Things are looking up. 🙂
p.s. The most supportive person in regards to cancelling that interview was a Facebook friend (we were in the GIRL Scouts) who works in HR.
You turned down an interview in the Chicago area? I'm sure the hundreds (maybe thousands) of unemployed pharmacists in the area send their appreciation.
I was telling my Realtor about cancelling that interview on Monday, and she said that she has some friends who live in that city (it's a Chicago suburb). If I worked there, I would probably be facing a long commute, because even on a pharmacist's salary, I couldn't afford to live there. 😱
In the meantime, I've scheduled yet another one! Things are looking up. 🙂
p.s. The most supportive person in regards to cancelling that interview was a Facebook friend (we were in the GIRL Scouts) who works in HR.
What? You can live in Chicago/suburbs on a Pharmacist's salary, heck, you can live in Chicago/suburbs on a resident's salary.
Where do you live?
The chief pharmacist called me back and said that they had all written it down for the 9th! Interesting, he told me that it would be Tuesday, the 8th. Anyway, we're all on board for tomorrow morning.
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