Sydney Sawyer had sent out quite a few resumes recently, but most of them disappeared into a black hole. So, when she finally received a notice for an interview, she quickly got ready and headed out.
She arrived at the interview location at nine o'clock, and it was quite crowded.
They drew lots to determine the interview order. It wasn't her turn until past eleven, and she was still feeling a bit nervous.
The company was hiring for planning and administrative positions, neither of which were related to her college major.
Like most recent graduates, she was finding it difficult to land a job that aligned with her field of study.
The priority was to get a job first, then think about a career path.
It was also around lunchtime, so the interviewers seemed a bit weary. The questions were straightforward, and they didn't try to trip her up with any difficult questions, which made the entire process go relatively smoothly.
