Job interview

[DualvansMommy]

Someone I know professionally from my former job before I left the field reached out to me about a potential job.

After talking the basics; i.e. Job description, hours, expectations etc and ballpark of salary, she really wants my resume to pass on to the agency.

I'm thinking this out loud, if I DO send my resume, and get the interview. Should I go for it even when I'm not entirely sure I'll want to take it? It's a fairly new organization and an area I only have little experience. It relates to DV and sexual abuse.

Will that be a bad reflection on me if I go through all the steps and decline the job offer if offered? The job interview would help me to feel out the agency, their organization and vibe though.


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[Philly Mom]

Go for it!


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[Kindra178]

Lots of people are offered jobs that they don't take. I think it's always a good idea to get some interview practice in, just for practice sake.

[pinkmomagain]

I firmly believe in going on interviews and learning about jobs, getting interview experience, etc. Taking it as far as the potential employer brings you. If they offer you a job, then you can determine whether or not to accept. I don't see a downside to declining if you decide to if the time comes.

[lizzywednesday]

I don't see any downside to putting yourself into consideration, either.

Go for it and best of luck to you!

[StantonHyde]

I agree with the others--go for it! If you dont' like this job or agency, you got in front of people who may consider you for another job or agency. It never hurts! Good luck!

[DualvansMommy]

Thanks all! Will send in my resume tomorrow. It's been 13 years since my last interview! So could always use the practice.




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