Fourth page? Tsk, tsk.
So had the interview yesterday. I studied my ass off, learned about every single facet of the government, memorized all the ministers and read the newspapers for the last 10 days to prep for my current events. And what did they ask me? Absolutely nothing to do with any of those! Still, I left thinking I made a pretty good impression with them - two women - one in her 40s and one in her 30s - but they made me fill out a questionnaire before the interview and I don't know if I answered in a good way...
They asked me to name 4 politicians (past or current) who I consider role models. Oy. Scraping the bottom of the barrel! So I chose Adrienne Clarkson (the former governor-general of Canada - she's a figurehead who represents the queen), Linda Reid (the politician who got me this interview to begin with!), Gordon Campbell (the current premier of BC - the equivalent of a state's governor - except Gordie's sort of been criticized like hell in the press, esp. since he was caught DUI last Christmas) and...Bill Clinton. What can I say, I like the guy! Sex addict or not, he was a good president! Except during the interview, the older woman actually raised an eyebrow and went, "Bill Clinton...why?" Why not??
And they asked me to list the last 3 books I read - and somehow I thought "Harry Potter 3, Harry Potter 4, Harry Potter 5" wouldn't look so good.

So I was all, "Angels & Demons", "1984" and "Invisible Darkness" (about Canada's post notorious woman rapist/murderer). And afterwards, I was thinking, "Is 1984 really the best book to list when I'm trying to work for the government that used to put cameras on the streets?"
But they were pleasant enough and laughed with me over what a nightmare the first interview was - AND they're both Libras who like Starbucks and travelling, so it made idle chitchat good.
The only thing I think would harm me at this point is the fact that I'm competing against 5 other people for these 3 positions (and a couple of those positions don't appeal to me - I want to be a legislative assistant, but the other choices are receptionist and assistant legislative assistant <--I'm more likely to get that, I think) and I'm relatively younger and less politically-experienced than their other applicants. Oh well, we shall see!
I leave for the Caribbean today!
"It's not always about you!!!" (But if you think I'm referring to you anyway, then I probably am.)
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