Or, the worst thing is that they'll say yes. Years back when my wife worked for Price Waterhouse, she did a lengthy assignment at Disney's offices in Glendale, I believe. It appeared to be a difficult and demanding place to work. From what I've heard in recent years, the reputation has not changed.

Great news! Hurrah

My new Mobile phone arrives today
http://www.three.com.au/threestore/m...I-CAP029.xhtml

Yay.

Looks like BB Messenging is back.

I've got my interview for the Dinsey job tomorrow... I haven't gotten any feedback regarding what consititutes and "expert" yet... so if anyone has any infor, please PM me.

Otherwise, wish me luck!

In other news, I have a couple good leads on my regular job hunt, so hopefully something will work out soon!

Good Luck!

Good luck from the Wolfpack!

LUCK!! :cheers:

This is cracking me up. The chickie-poo in front of me in bar class today came in and made sure she picked up essay assignments for aaaaalll of the people in my row - except me. I know it was her because she was still distributing them when I walked into the room. And they were at every spot EXCEPT mine.

It's rather hysterical. I don't know what her issue is with me, and frankly I couldn't care less. It's so junior high! Seriously! What is she, 12? Oh well - after Wednesday I hopefully will never see her again. :D

What a nutjob, Pru! Thank goodness it'll be over soon.

And good luck, Sohrshah! I think expert is someone who already comes with knowledge, has a sense of authority (even when they don't have perfect knowledge) and will have the capacity to learn. That's my idea on an expert. I'm pretty sure they don't mean someone who knows everything. Just someone who will appear to be an expert to a visitor.

That's just a guess, though... but probably a decent one.