*yawn*

I didn't sleep very well. Not only that, but I feel fairly pathetic today. As much as I like hanging out with people and watching Buffy and all of that, I think I need to go home and crash early this evening. My throat hurts and I just generally feel lame. I want to make sure that I actually finish getting better.

I hate feeling something and not having adequate words to express the feeling. There are a lot of other things that are bothering me, but this one seems to be towards the top of the list at the moment. I'm sure it will be something else tomorrow.

My thumbnail cracked and I had to shorten them all. I'm starting over again trying to grow them out. Drat.

Anyway. I should get some work done, though I really don't feel like it today.

It's that time again...

I applied for two positions and I am now starting to get the interviews coming in. So far I have one on Friday. This is the one that I'm a little more nervous about, the one that would be more of a challenge, probably involving learning as I go. I want it, though.

"Corporate Development is seeking a sales-oriented individual to provide support for the Strategic Partnerships group. This person will coordinate and manage lead generation for the sales team, manage ACT system, develop sales reports, and investigate new sales opportunities. The coordinator will also provide assistance handling inbound sales inquiries, mailing out sales collateral, following up with prospective partners, and contract management. This role may also require travel to trade shows.

The ideal candidate will be a sales-oriented multitasker with outstanding organizational ability. Advanced skills in MS Office and ACT, a bachelor's degree, and 2 or more years of experience in administrative support for a high-tech sales organization are required. This position will report to the director of strategic partnerships."

I'd have to learn ACT. I don't really know it. I've seen it. I've used it once or twice, but I don't *know* it.

The other one would be easier, I'm pretty sure, but I think it would be interesting as well. If I got that one, I would mainly be the person who sets up interviews and looks at reumes and cover letters and decides who to let have an interview and the like. Both interesting jobs.

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It's amazing how much one e-mail can work wonders on my mood.

Writing my part made me feel better. Keep in mind I often write really long rambling letters about the state of me expecting no or little response. I don't write them for a response most times. I write them to get the thoughts out of my head and organized in some form.

Getting a response, though, has helped calm some of the turbulence I've been feeling.