Worst Failure
I got the job!
Oh, I have not asked about the pay yet. Weeee still this means I can save up for a dSLR. Doh. My fickle mind rejoices at that thought primarily and not because I get to stay home and that I would have a job next year.
The final interview was with their Quality Assurance Officer, surprised that there’s such a position in a school, or is there really something like that? Oh well, as somewhat an “expert” in interviews, like duh I have been going to more than several interviews this year that I lost count (for real), I had answered him with what’s left of my call center agent’s twang spontaneously. Typical interview questions and situations though, like how do you describe yourself, you family, why did I resign, nature of job before, greatest achievement and the like. One thing though that caught me off guard was “What was your worst failure?” I just repeated the phrase and stared at the wall (so as not to stare at him) for a full 5 seconds I think.
Seriously, I cannot think of one situation or incident at that time. I had easily answered what is my greatest achievement (even thought I have yet to decide if that’s really it) which would be having a byline at an international magazine from my previous job or having been on site at the conference, etc. Dad said I should have answered him with “I have to experience that yet.” Is that because I haven’t regretted all the big things and stupid things that had happened in my life? I think so. Another thought that came to me when he asked that was on relationships, haha. Maybe I should have said that, that’s the area I am usually failing at this phase in my life.
I was a good student ever since and have not failed a subject, not even once. I have not encountered “failing” in that sense of the word. But they didn’t teach how to love and be lovable in school, those are just the few things I have to learn on my own. I guess that’s part of the self-study curriculum, so to speak. And with that, with not having a clear plan of study regarding that matter, I often fail.
Carrie: I do not pick the wrong guys. They pick me.
Miranda: So what, you’re like a flystrip for dysfunctional men?
Carrie: Yeah, but one of those really pretty floral scented ones
By the way, I answered him with not being able to graduate with honors. As if that mattered that much to me back in college. LOL. Not even my parents think it’s that important to get a Cum Laude standing. Though too bad because I didn’t get a medal at this graduation, but aside from that I didn’t really beat myself for not getting that average. I was just off by .04. Heee.
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Oh crap, I just realized the Sex and the City DVD that I’m watching has incomplete episodes. Must. Buy. Later.





