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so i went for an interview at the Charter School for Applied Technologies this morning. they are hiring a school social worker for grades K-6 and a behavior intervention specialist for grades 7-10. they made it clear without saying so that they would definitely consider me for the latter position, which is great. but they are doing interviews this week and next week and THEN doing 2nd interviews. so it will be at least three weeks before i know anything for sure.
when talking to the CATS lady regarding the reference snafu, she let me know she's ready to talk offers as soon as she reviews the letter. now this is similar to the BVS problem except it's trickier. for one, i really respect this agency and should the school job not work out, i would totally want this one. two, i know a couple people at the agency personally, including the CEO, and would feel pretty bad bailing as was previously thought of. three, it would be even worse to bail because the program is a national, evidence-based clinical practice which has national trainings. the first training is in indiana in the middle of june. they would have to buy plane tickets, hotel, etc. all things that have to be paid up front. sooooooo. not only would i screw over people i know and respect, i would screw them over financially.
so. say yes and screw them if the school thing works out? say no and screw myself if the school thing doesn't work out?
when talking to the CATS lady regarding the reference snafu, she let me know she's ready to talk offers as soon as she reviews the letter. now this is similar to the BVS problem except it's trickier. for one, i really respect this agency and should the school job not work out, i would totally want this one. two, i know a couple people at the agency personally, including the CEO, and would feel pretty bad bailing as was previously thought of. three, it would be even worse to bail because the program is a national, evidence-based clinical practice which has national trainings. the first training is in indiana in the middle of june. they would have to buy plane tickets, hotel, etc. all things that have to be paid up front. sooooooo. not only would i screw over people i know and respect, i would screw them over financially.
so. say yes and screw them if the school thing works out? say no and screw myself if the school thing doesn't work out?
