Hi everyone,
Phew! What a difference a single day can make. Maybe things in Wellington might actually work out, if today is anything to go by.
We did walk across town (about four miles, in the rain) to the Australian embassy. When we arrived, we were blinded by about ten feet of metal fencing and countless security cameras, and gates that were definitely closed for the day. We just turned around and caught a bus back to midtown, and that was that.
But the good news is this: Rory polished off his CV at about noon, sent it to two different video game producers about one o'clock, and then was offered an interview at about 4:30. Our cell phone rang in the grocery store, and boom, Rory is on his way to having a job already. He'll be interviewed later this week. The logo above is from the company, called Sidhe. My brother will be impressed to learn that they did the "Jackass" game. :P
I sent my CV off to one of the directors of NIWA, and she wrote back and said that there are occasional jobs that aren't advertised, and that I'd hear back soon. So we'll see. In the meantime, I put my application in for a Project Assistant job in their Wellington regional office.
Will write again soon,
Amy
Phew! What a difference a single day can make. Maybe things in Wellington might actually work out, if today is anything to go by.
We did walk across town (about four miles, in the rain) to the Australian embassy. When we arrived, we were blinded by about ten feet of metal fencing and countless security cameras, and gates that were definitely closed for the day. We just turned around and caught a bus back to midtown, and that was that.
But the good news is this: Rory polished off his CV at about noon, sent it to two different video game producers about one o'clock, and then was offered an interview at about 4:30. Our cell phone rang in the grocery store, and boom, Rory is on his way to having a job already. He'll be interviewed later this week. The logo above is from the company, called Sidhe. My brother will be impressed to learn that they did the "Jackass" game. :P
I sent my CV off to one of the directors of NIWA, and she wrote back and said that there are occasional jobs that aren't advertised, and that I'd hear back soon. So we'll see. In the meantime, I put my application in for a Project Assistant job in their Wellington regional office.
Will write again soon,
Amy
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