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Making the mountain a molehill
Green lights from everyone. This meant each person on the interview team said yes to hiring me. I had just been through a rigorous interview process with a multinational technology corporation known for its tough interview practices. Now they had to make a final decision between me and an internal candidate. Drum roll.... They gave the job to the internal candidate.
Because of the intense preparation required, the exhaustive process, and my feelings of disappointment, it took me a while to recover. Eventually, I continued my job search and landed another interview with the same company.
This time, my preparation was hampered by fear. I was petrified. I absolutely did not want to go through the same grueling situation again, especially since I was feeling there might be the same result. The night before my interview, I was so fearful that I didn’t want to show up the next day. I felt like a novice skier clinging to the bunny slope while being pushed to attempt a black diamond hill!
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March 9, 2020 issue
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From the readers
Fay Christie, Kelly Buchanan, Maddie Cassidy
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Bringing our prayers to the threat of contagion
Kevin Graunke
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You are brave!
Amy Richmond
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A home maintained by God
Gabriela Mejía
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Making the mountain a molehill
Amy Humphries
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The true spirit of philanthropy
Ingrid Peschke
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When my friends dumped me
Jennifer Johnson
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Harmonious childbirth
Christiane Heer
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Eye trouble healed
William Ward
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Pilot’s sudden vertigo gone
Christopher Johnson
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Quick recovery from a fall
Claire Fisher
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'For flower and fruitage now are seen ...'
Photograph by Carol Lawrence
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Contagion
Mary Baker Eddy