posted October 19, 2013 02:33 AM            

So I'm wondering: if I get hired, how will I find the new job? Would it be good for me, financially? And will I be happy with it?

Here is the horary:

Any additional things you can tell me will be greatly helpful!

posted October 19, 2013 09:24 AM            

As i can see the AC is at late degree that means you already konw the answer. If i give you an interpretation it might be not accurate, because the late AC.

You are mercury and your work place is 6th house-mars.

Mercury doesn't make any aspect with mars.
You are in your 6th house, you are interested in your work place.
Mars in your 4th house, could mean that you are familiar with the job.
Mars and mercury are in mutual reception.

Maybe after this interview you will have to wait a little more until you get an answer or another interviews will follow.

Please keep in mind the late AC and the above interp. may not be the most accurate.

posted October 22, 2013 04:30 PM            

I knew I will get the job because my mom works there too (horary Mars in 4th?) and she's thinking about quiting now, so they desperately need more people to work for them.
(It was actually the supervisor that asked my mom to bring me for an interview lol)

When I first met the supervisor, I could tell right off the bat that she was the type to use people and didn't genuinely care for others but for having her own selfish needs met.
So I was a bit reluctant because of that, but I still went with it and told her I wouldn't have a problem working there; that I needed the experience.

She told me she will hire me after she talks to the owner of the place and she'll give me a call in a few days.
Well, just yesterday I found out that she got sick with food poisoning and won't be returning for another week.

But anyhow, after much contemplation now, I don't think this job is for me, especially as a first job.
Its too fast-passed, stressful, and requires a lot of interaction with various customers.
I feel I need to first start out with something more low-key and easy, something I'm more comfortable with to get started.

My mother was very uncomfortable with it too, because the supervisor and some of her co-workers gave her a very hard time. They made her do all the hardwork and used her; while they themselves did little to nothing but socialized/gossiped together.
Thank god my mom gathered the courage to finally leave!

posted October 23, 2013 03:05 AM            

I think you can keep applying... you never know, something may come from someone you met in the past. This is good time to analyse options.

You do not need to stay forever in your first job. If you can, remain debt free until you are sure you want to commit to that job for a long period. Save as much as you can and star gathering experience!

posted October 24, 2013 03:29 AM            

College for me doesn't start until spring of next year, so right now I just need something light to pass the time and gain experience.

Hopefully something better will come along.