Not worth your time

As graduation looms... is that the right word? Isn't that what you use to make rugs? Anyway, as graduation approaches, I'm more and more focused on finding a job. You might remember in an earlier post when I had an amazing job interview... I ask that you read a few days after that when I had amazing surgery. Basically, those two weeks were a pain fueled state of confusion. I'm sure I royally screwed-up the interview. And I, quite obviously, didn't get the job. So, I've returned to the front lines of resume sending and application completing. Today I sent one out for a job I would really enjoy having. The website looked colorful and in the pictures, people were smiling. Sadly, as soon as I sent my cover letter and resume it became clear that this might not be a super happy place to work for. The automated response for my application sent to my email simply stated: don't call us. If we want you we'll call you, eventually. Really? That's nice. Maybe I should apply again, this time making sure to put in my cover letter that I am willing to send personalized replies to all applicants and actually act like a human with human emotions. After all, the company is plainly lacking in that field.