[JERRY2KONE]

Its great to hear that we can contribute to heling others overcome abstacles no matter what they may be. I served 20+ year in teh US Navy and was taught that our number one job as we grow is to help others to grow with us. In the military you are always told that teaching others is your own contribution towards training your replacements. I have always been lucky enough to have some pretty good crews and was able to teach them to do my job. While doing so it not only gave me some slack to do other things, but it also helped to lift them up to meet their own dreams and goals.

Doing interviews is supposed to be a challenge so that the potential employers get a chance to see just how motivated you are about wanting the job. Being qualified is only one of the aspects to selling yourself for a new job. Confidence, motivation, enthusiasm, and persistance are major keys to breaking through the walls of being able to confince someone to hire you. Like anything in life this is a learning experience that all of us have to go through in order to become good at it. Even after you get the job you have to convince your boss every day as to why they should keep you on their payroll by doing a great job and setting an example of integrity, and the willingness to grow with the company, and not become an irritating fungus that needs to be killed and flushed away.