ARGH.... what did I do?!? *runs around panicking*
*breath ... breath*
In spoiler-tags cause wildly off-topic but I have to throw it out into the open for a moment... it's a work-related, or should I say possibly resign-and-have-new-job-related (but let's not get ahead of ourselves).
*breath ... breath*
In spoiler-tags cause wildly off-topic but I have to throw it out into the open for a moment... it's a work-related, or should I say possibly resign-and-have-new-job-related (but let's not get ahead of ourselves).
Spoiler:
So, I'm on LinkedIn and about a week ago I liked a post from a company that was looking for Digital Automation Engineers. I didn't think much of it, but then I got a PM from the person who posted that particular post, saying she had looked at my profile and if I was, by any chance, looking for some new opportunities.
I was surprised to see her message, knew that it was from that one post, and I thought... well, sure... what sort of opportunity did you have in mind. She responded it was the DAE I'd seen earlier and I might have to add that the first requirement was having a bachelor's or masters' degree in Computer Sciences or Engineering, or relevant experience. I have no masters or bachelor in anything, and I have about 4 years of experience in UiPath automation process writing -- I can do mildly complex processes.
I thought she hadn't given my profile the best look cause it clearly says that I don't actually have a degree in anything -- other than an official certificate as Desktop Publisher (graphic design).
Anywho, reluctantly I pulled out my CV (which I had updated in May when I foolishly applied at Deloitte for a similar position) and pretty much hit send with my eyes closed and "OH GODDESS, what have I done? CTRL+Z this immediately."
Gmail doesn't have that instant-regret-get-it-back feature...
Anywho ... again... I thought... well, now that she has seen my CV and properly knows that I'm probably not the most qualified person, she's gonna (maybe) mail me back saying that they are looking for someone with a little more experience and you know what... that would have been fine by me cause it really is a bit above my experience-level maybe.
WRONG!!
I just got an email back that she wants to schedule a first intake dialogue with me, send me a 60 minute online logic test. If I can look at the cases they've been working and give the Foundation training on the UiPath website a look -- which I incidently already have an account at and done a fair amount of courses already.
And now I'm slightly panicking cause... OH MY GODDESS, I didn't see that coming.
I was surprised to see her message, knew that it was from that one post, and I thought... well, sure... what sort of opportunity did you have in mind. She responded it was the DAE I'd seen earlier and I might have to add that the first requirement was having a bachelor's or masters' degree in Computer Sciences or Engineering, or relevant experience. I have no masters or bachelor in anything, and I have about 4 years of experience in UiPath automation process writing -- I can do mildly complex processes.
I thought she hadn't given my profile the best look cause it clearly says that I don't actually have a degree in anything -- other than an official certificate as Desktop Publisher (graphic design).
Anywho, reluctantly I pulled out my CV (which I had updated in May when I foolishly applied at Deloitte for a similar position) and pretty much hit send with my eyes closed and "OH GODDESS, what have I done? CTRL+Z this immediately."
Gmail doesn't have that instant-regret-get-it-back feature...
Anywho ... again... I thought... well, now that she has seen my CV and properly knows that I'm probably not the most qualified person, she's gonna (maybe) mail me back saying that they are looking for someone with a little more experience and you know what... that would have been fine by me cause it really is a bit above my experience-level maybe.
WRONG!!
I just got an email back that she wants to schedule a first intake dialogue with me, send me a 60 minute online logic test. If I can look at the cases they've been working and give the Foundation training on the UiPath website a look -- which I incidently already have an account at and done a fair amount of courses already.
And now I'm slightly panicking cause... OH MY GODDESS, I didn't see that coming.
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