woke up to the sound of my fone ringing this morning.. (11am, OMG!!) its a recruiter from a company called Soft-Train.. lame ass name, i know.. he wanted to schedule an interview with me tomorrow, saying that his manager of operations came across my resume at Dice.com. wow, not bad, Dice.. about 8 hours after creating a profile i get a call.. anyways.. after i get off the fone with this guy i go to their website to check out what they are about..
turns out they are a training company who trains people in software and other technologies i guess.. so im assumming this job is going to be something like the Computer Instructor position:
Job description:
Soft - Train , Inc., an integrated computer services
company, has opportunities available for the right
people!
We ve been in the computer training industry for 18
years, and each year has seen tremendous growth. We
have since added divisions for application
development, office automation, Web page design and
publishing. We can be very picky about the kinds of
people we ll employ, because we have a great working
atmosphere and intend to keep it that way. Moreover,
our clientele includes some of the most recognized
names world-wide. If you want to increase your skills
and take on a different role someday - great!
Our training division supplies fun, informative
classes to Fortune 500 clients on all Microsoft
products and more besides. The standard class times
are from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Our courseware is
published and sold through stores like Barnes and
Noble. Since most of our classes are at the client s
site, the job does require some driving, but we do our
best to place you with clients geographically
desirable to you.
We need end-user instructors who are well-versed in
all of the Microsoft Office Suite applications and
Lotus Notes. Our standards are very high, but if
you ve got the qualities of a winner, we ll take a
chance on you. You must have reliable transportation.
We have a current need for two part time instructors.
if you ve got the qualities of a winner, we ll take a chance on you -- HUH?
thats all i can gather from Dice or their website about wTh i am interviewing for tomorrow.. but i guess ill kno for sure tomorrow. at least itll be in LA, eventho its part time, ill have to see just exactly how "part" time it is.. $20 per hour isnt bad, especially if its teaching end users how to press the enter key and click the mouse. ive had better tho.. we'll see wat the heck this job is!
two bdays in a row, after we spent $70+ on cynthia's bday the other day.. whew.. bigger hole in my pocket..
happy bday to jennie and kristine tho!
