On a Personal Note...
Shock! I have a job interview coming up in October as a Project Administrator. Anyone who wants to say a prayer for me, that would be much appreciated! I've had a few interviews in my time and my track record of clinching the job is appalling.
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Mind are a great charity and I admire the work they do. I think you'd do really well- you are a intelligent and sympathetic person, and you must be well organised to do all the bookkeeping at St. Mary Magdalenes and juggle this with your busking, band, altar serving and gardening,etc. so I would have thought you are just the sort of person they are looking for. Have PMA! (As Linford Christie once said in an advert.)
I have also been applying for charity sector jobs, as I just want to get out of the fashion industry (Again.) I knew it was a bad idea going back to working in clothing but dog walking is very unreliable and not well paid, so I was struggling badly.
One thing I would not miss about the fashion industry is the huge workload & sitting at home at the weekend writing my weekly critical path (sample/production schedule lead time / approval status report) Yawn! Zzzzzz!
I am also applying for jobs related to animal care as I am mad on them (ferrets, cats, dogs, wildlife, etc) and also because I have experience in behaviour training & volunteer at the Blue Cross. I still miss my old dog walking/ pet sitting days with Jenny, but sometimes go out with her on weekends.
I applied a week ago for a Cat Welfare Assistant job at a rescue centre. The closing date is not until Monday, so please pray for me too!
Isn't Brian Rix (he of the Whitehall farce fame), their Chairman, a well known advicate of abortion.
Kick a few doors open in Fleet Street (or Canary Wharf) and give the masses the benefit of your talent.
But...I will add my prayers.
In the meantime, perhaps he wants to work in a job where his work will ultimately benefit others in need. (Hopefully!)I will research the links with Mind/ Pro- Abortion. Hmmmm.
So regarding abortion is that one of my enquiries at the end of the interview when the interviewer says, "So do you have any questions?"
"Yeah...I hear your organisation is into pro-abort counselling for those with mental illness. Is this true? Secondly, I was just wondering whether the pay/holiday entitlement was worth trading in for my soul?"
Maybe your response to "Do you have any questions for us" should be:
"What is your equal opportunity policy towards those who may hold differing views from yours on the sanctity of life"
You may not get the job but you sure will have bowled them a googly.
I do not know what MIND'S policies are regarding abortion.
The yellow pills are much needed.
Sorry again and, also to Tanya.