My feet hurt!!!!

Job fair=good. :)

I was totally overwhelmed when I went in... as in "um... what the hell do I do now??" lol!!! But, after I talked to the first group of people, it was sooo easy. I actually got a kick out of talking to randoms. (Go figure.. me like talking to people, huh..haha). I think I only visited like 8-10 booths, but was there from 1:30 to 4. Overall,
- Someone attempted to persuade me to be an FBI agent. ha! Alias here I come, right? I was with him until he started talking about physical requirements.. Lets face it.. pull ups arent my strong suit.
- Im actually thinking about sales. I got along REALLY well with the sales companies.. from pharma to construction supplies.. It was quite funny really.. I mean.. me...selling power tools??!! Eh.. well.. you'd buy a drill from me, right?
- I talked to lots of Oil and Gas companies/Energy stuff. I like them, too.. but since this was a more undergrad-centered career fair, they didnt have a lot of HR, recruiting, law things at the fair.. only engineers. I dont think I could even fake being an engineer b/c I get this look of "I have no idea what you're talking about". Maybe I should have asked Carrie for some pointers... just to see if I could fake it. haha. :)
- Kaplan was awesome. I learned that I can teach LSAT prep courses in the interim of looking for a job.. starting as early as May 1st. Im definitely going to their info session next week. Why not, right?? I mean.. a couple nights a week didnt do anyone any harm. :)
- I gave out quite a few resumes... so cross your fingers for me. :) Til then, keep your ears open, people!! I'm seriously not discounting much right now... Why not consider it all, ya know?! :)