Yesterday I went to my job interview for my employers for my position as Assistant Web Designer. I was a little nervous at first but as I went into the office and talked to the very nice and sociable receptionist, I felt very comfortable and confident about the whole interview. It was my first job interview and it wasn't for a part-time (McDonalds, Retail store) either. It was for a professional lawfirm company.

I start on Monday! I'm so excited, I feel confident that with my expertise with CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) I can do well and be aggressive in this job. I will do whatever it takes to push forward and do as much as I can possibly do (in regards to school that I still attend and upcoming events/deadlines).

In case you are wondering, you can visit the main website right here [link] . That's the site my IT Manager and I plan to redirect the other sub-domain sites we already have to, as well as clean up the coding and maintain. We're also going to develop individual sub-websites for Immigration, Criminal, and Civil Defense. I'm looking forward to working under the wisdom and knowledge of my IT Manager, and I certainly will strive to not let them down. <333

This of course means that starting on Monday, my time online will be significantly cut. I will be doing most of my work at home and will only sometimes work at the office (once or twice a week). This is a full-time position so I will be putting forth around 42 hours a week for $8 and hour (which is cool because minimum wage is $6.75). It's a great job opportunity and we all have to start somewhere, but where I'm starting, it's pretty good. <33

TLR: I got a full-time job as an Assistant Web Designer.