CCAC and Getting a Job Offer

After my interview with Clearfield City and a couple other places, I was going along with life, just doing my thing and working at Collin County Adventure Camp. I received a phone call, they left a message and it said to call them back. I tried calling for a couple days and finally I spoke to someone in HR. They offered me a job! I was finally offered my big girl job, after nearly 2 years of applications! Clearfield City was offering me a job to be a recreation programmer, starting asap. 

After hanging up with HR, I called my mom sobbing and then went and told Josh. I was in tears. It was the end of a long search. So, I put in my two weeks notice and started making arrangements to move back to Utah and start wrapping things up in Texas. 

Winter in Texas

Final days at camp - learning Texas History.

In two weeks my car was packed, my new apartment had been chosen and the drug test had been taken. I was ready to be out of Texas and back to Utah! 

JOB!

I finally found a job after about 6 weeks of brutal searching and more interviews than normal people should have in their whole lives. I applied for this job late april, which was too late for first time around hiring. But, my new boss called me a few weeks ago for an interview which I passed with flying colors. I had to have a background and drug test which I obviously passed and was then hired for the Laborer III position in the Parks and Recreation department of Logan City!

I've worked doing this kind of stuff before, so only the people and the way things are run are different to me, which is nice. I have a lot of experience and enjoy what I do. For the most part. The worst part is getting up at 6 a.m. to be at work on time every morning.

It's another Parks and Recreation job to put on my resume to match the nice Parks and Rec bachelors degree that I'm going to have soon enough. I'm always looking for a part-time afternoon/evening job so if you know of one in Logan - let me know!