Nervous Rehire Attempt
Posted: Thu Feb 03, 2011 6:42 pm
Hey Everyone! I've been along time lurker here, but have decided to come out of my lurking shell to get some clarification, maybe advice, but most importantly and hopefully...some reassurance. Sure I could have gone and posted on another board, but based on what I've read, seems like the experts tend to stick around this one. :)
After lots of persistance and attempts applying with other companies and jobs since my time making magic happen at DLR, I have finally scored myself an interview for next week at the casting center as a potential rehire! It's been close to three years since then and I am somewhat out of the loop as casting runs now(ie->the electronic applications, not knowing if I'm being hired or not the same day I fill out an application).
I had left on good terms with two weeks notice when I left. My excuse for leaving was to focus on my then up and coming first semester of college. However, I had racked up some points and if I missed a day or two more, I probably would have been terminated. This worries me because when I did fill out my application two months ago, the casting CM had told me it could get in the way, but I did have a non-restricted rehire.
And another thing I was worried about is my availability. I know it's ideal to have Saturday, Sundays and Friday evenings fully available(something that's reflected onto my application...and then some nights during the week) if I want to be considered for a CR/part-time position. But since my application was filled out two months ago, my class schedule has changed. I still have Saturdays and Sundays open, but instead of M,T,W and Friday evenings, it is now T, Th, and Friday mornings to slightly after the mid afternoon. Could this be a deal breaker?
I know, with all the stressing, it seems like I don't seem confident enough to rehire. But I just want to get an idea of what my chances are since scoring this interview in this job market was a rare blessing. Thanks ahead of time for any help. :)
Oh, and my top three preferences were: attractions, QSRs, and then ODV. I was a former QSR Host CM. Can anyone give me an idea of what the staffing needs are in those departments? Again, thanks for anything and everything that put me at ease...
-Jeff
After lots of persistance and attempts applying with other companies and jobs since my time making magic happen at DLR, I have finally scored myself an interview for next week at the casting center as a potential rehire! It's been close to three years since then and I am somewhat out of the loop as casting runs now(ie->the electronic applications, not knowing if I'm being hired or not the same day I fill out an application).
I had left on good terms with two weeks notice when I left. My excuse for leaving was to focus on my then up and coming first semester of college. However, I had racked up some points and if I missed a day or two more, I probably would have been terminated. This worries me because when I did fill out my application two months ago, the casting CM had told me it could get in the way, but I did have a non-restricted rehire.
And another thing I was worried about is my availability. I know it's ideal to have Saturday, Sundays and Friday evenings fully available(something that's reflected onto my application...and then some nights during the week) if I want to be considered for a CR/part-time position. But since my application was filled out two months ago, my class schedule has changed. I still have Saturdays and Sundays open, but instead of M,T,W and Friday evenings, it is now T, Th, and Friday mornings to slightly after the mid afternoon. Could this be a deal breaker?
I know, with all the stressing, it seems like I don't seem confident enough to rehire. But I just want to get an idea of what my chances are since scoring this interview in this job market was a rare blessing. Thanks ahead of time for any help. :)
Oh, and my top three preferences were: attractions, QSRs, and then ODV. I was a former QSR Host CM. Can anyone give me an idea of what the staffing needs are in those departments? Again, thanks for anything and everything that put me at ease...
-Jeff