It’s funny how sometimes things pop up and surprise you. Y’know what I’m referring to.
This happened to me today. I was wading through a pile of CVs and actually found the candidates unrelated work a lot more interesting than their relevant work.
For example, I have in my hand a CV from a former dancer / performer who played a fairy in a pantomime and cabaret in Japan and then there’s a graduate from the University of Santiago who has walked across hot coals. So I find this kinda stuff interesting when I read/or hear about people’s work/life journeys and then they end up here, in close proximity to me.
Alas, we’re moving orifices to a more salubrious area which means that I can drink Star**** coffee all day long (where cafés are aplenty) and will end up walking, uphill, 12 miles a day but the really interesting bit is that we’ll be sharing our office with the Arts Despot Community team….
….Watch this space - creating space for the imagination…
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- The latte days in North London
- So like a lot of people due to funding cuts etc etc I find myself at 42 on the scrap heap. 16 years of experience working in further education....and tbh it wasn't a career choice that I planned after University. I just landed a job and continued to work in the sector going from project to project. Not very exciting you might think and many times I thought the same. So for one reason or another I find myself looking for that job that will excite, entice and appreciate my knowledge and skills. You'd think it was a no brainer but interviews are getting tougher and tougher and no candidate is left unscathed by the process, I'm going to ue this blog to feedback and reflect on each of my interviews and maybe I will learn something on the way on how to clinch that job.
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