Clarity,
Office 17622,
PO Box 6945,
London.
W1A 6US
United Kingdom
Phone/ Voicemail:
+44 (0)20 3287 3053 (UK)
+1 (561) 459-4758 (US).
But in my professional opinion, to go in with a fully fledged plan would be absolutely the wrong thing to do, and if that's what they want then we'd be wrong for each other.
And in the meantime, 'What would working at (name) be like for me'
21 4 27
Biting through leading to (?) nourishment. Doesn't look all bad, does it?
I asked 'what impression did I make at the interview'?
1 1 2 33
Given that this is the impression I made on them - once again, am I too strong and too much? And how does the retreat fit in? I'm confused!! And I'm not sure I like being a dragon!!!
Hi Ann,
Do you think you could write the response this way: 21.4 > 27. Makes it so much easier to read. Not that it was hard to bite through!
Yes, it means getting down to essentials and attaining the prize. Also, when you get an arrow, you get something practical as well as valuable. And the 27 speaks for itself: It's your livelihood.
I am also wondering about that H33 here. I think it comes from your conflict about the 2-year waiting period. That's a very long time to be on provisional status! It has made you go kind of numb and withdrawn regarding this position, is my interpretation.
Regarding the first and second lines moving in H1, that's great, Ann! Nothing to be concerned about. At first your creative abilities were hidden, but later they became clearly visible to your interviewers.
I know the language of Yi is very vivid. Dragons, arrows and so forth. But after a while we learn how to translate this into ordinary English. Dragons mean creativity and taking the initiative. Definitely do not mean you came off too strong. Not at all.
My interpretation was that you rose to the occasion beautifully and creatively, but afterwards had a retreating feeling, because of the long provisional period in the contract.
See what I mean though - I thought that getting an arrow was more like being struck by one :bag:
No, getting the arrow is a very good thing. The downside of getting the arrow is that you have to work so hard -- chewing through such a lot of dried-out, tough meat -- to find the arrow embedded in your food.
The other downside of getting the arrow is that after you have the arrow, you might wonder, what am I supposed to do with this arrow?
Anyway, when you get this line, the situation is said to look more gloomy than it actually is.
Flip charts and colored pens... sounds like a shoe-in to me.
I have been wondering if the 'flatness' I felt is because perhaps this job isn't big enough for me. I've not worked that much over the last couple of years because of health problems, but the work i've done has probably been at a higher level than this.
They handled my references in a totally unprofessional and insensitive way which caused me quite a bit of embarrassment with a current client.
I was worried that it would be like working in a vacuum and being blamed for not delivering.
Clarity,
Office 17622,
PO Box 6945,
London.
W1A 6US
United Kingdom
Phone/ Voicemail:
+44 (0)20 3287 3053 (UK)
+1 (561) 459-4758 (US).