Interview

I just got home from an interview for an Escrow Closer/Processor position. I *think* it went really well. The lady I had the interview with was really nice, and instead of the traditional Q&A interview, we basically just sat there and talked for 45 minutes. I admit, I wasn't a huge fan of doing closings when I did them in Alaska, but the money on this is really nice. And I'm terribly nervous about the next stage in the interview process, assuming that I get there. The next stage is with today's interviewer's boss and I'd have to do the Q&A stuff and do a "closing" for her. Okay, I've done closings before, but I'm a bit worried that the documents here are totally different then what I dealt with in Alaska. Sure, I knew that stuff, but if everything is different, I'm afraid that I'll blow this. Oh well, if/when I get to that stage of things, I'll have my little panic attack and then suck it up since this job starts at like $32K a year. Which is a bit more then I made in Alaska. Scary. Which means that I could actually start thinking about getting a nice little house of my own. House, not apartment. Granted, I'd need to get established in the job first, but still...Look at me! I'm already planning on how to spend the money and I haven't even had a second interview! Maybe it's a sign. Let's hope so.