Emma and her new job

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Emma

Brush up on Cyclamen - he is a member

[Alan_b]

I did not think Lord Hesaltine's snowdrops were particularly well-situated.  Most were in open beds on flat ground so it was not obvious that the soil was sufficiently well-drained nor that they got enough summer shade for the varieties that prefer woodland.  On the other hand, there were many steep banks where snowdrops had not been planted.  Offer to take better care of his snowdrops and hopefully he will snatch you up, Emma.

[emma T]

I'm hopping the snowdrop angle will go down well have also applied for a job in Surrey near Reigate . But I'm hoping I get the Thenford job , still don't know what the pay would be for it .

[emma T]

I like Cyclamen too

[David Nicholson]

I daresay you could David but if you think I'm going to call you "Sir," think again. Think yourself darned lucky to get "Hey, You!"

 

[Alan_b]

Got an interview at Thenford house next Monday

Best of luck for tomorrow, Emma.

[David Nicholson]

Be yourself Emma and impress 'em.

[emma T]

Thank you everyone !

[emma T]

Good interview , not quite sure the job was for me

[Alan_b]

I guess one question to ask yourself is would the job enhance your CV.  That is, if you took the job then applied for another job a few years down the road, would the experience you will gain from the job you are considering now give you access to more or better jobs in future.

[emma T]

Mmmm I am now in unfamiliar territory . I find myself in a position with two job offers on the table ! Now I have to choose ! Ahhhhhhhh

[Alan_b]

That's good news and aptly demonstrates how wrong the people you originally applied to were to not offer you their job. 

[Brian Ellis]

Well done Emma,  go with your heart

[Maggi Young]

Two discerning employers, clearly. I'm with Brian - go with your heart, Emma!

[Mavers]

I'm pleased to hear your good news Emma.