The 2nd Interview

This is one of those situations where you walk away from in a daze. Think the first time you received oral sex without the proverbial blue balls. No, that's not true...in fact, I have 'blue brains'. I haven't checked if anyone's already invented this term, but (i'm on a roll and will continue running with it until the wheels fall off) it'll serve as a good metaphor.

Blue Brains is when you want some kind of relief, but have to wait for it. In my case, I'm aching for a career that actually interests me and here i've finally found that. Now, I have the agonizing wait to hear their decision. When will I have fucking sweet relief? Hopefully soon.

I'm retaining the feeling that regardless of their choice, this experience was still a 'Win' of some kind. Even if they decide I'm not what they're looking for, I know what kind of company I want to work for (in the future). But the whole point of this thread is to tell you how much I want to work for 'company a-z'.

Here's my logic...

• The interview process was 5 hours - They take meticulous care with their choices in employees. Do you think it's a coincidence they have less than a 3% turn-over rate in employment?
• Their emphasis on offering quality service and products.
• Their growth potential is very high and seems to have lots of momentum.
• Have I mentioned that they treat their employees very well?
• There are a number of technologies, processes, and skills to be obtained from working at this company.

I can't express just how much I'm looking forward to hearing from someone representing 'company a-z', so I'll just wrap this up before I end up formulating an epic diatribe.

I really really really really want this job.

The end.