--- Heather Rose Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> If you know you're going to be dealing with this
> style of interview
> (or think you might be), it can help to create a
> mental list of
> experiences to use as examples for a wide variety of
> scenarios.
In fact, it's okay to write things down, and take your
notes with you into the interview. And take notes
while interviewing. When you do you summing up (why
I'm who you're looking for) you can hit key points and
why you match them.
That's for any interview, of course, not just
volunteering.
MaggiRos
Reading:
[lunchtime at work] The Pirate Wars, Peter Earle
[bedside] The Dresden Files, (all of them), Jim Butcher
[about to finish] Strong Poison, Dorothy L. Sayers
[CD in the car] The silver Chair, C.S. Lewis
Just finished: The Invention of Hugo Cabret, Brian Selznick
~Fog is just a cloud that lacks the will to fly.
Bill Bryson, A Short History of Practically Everything
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