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Posted : 7/17/2008 6:34:48 PM

Oh wow, I'm sorry to hear that. I have to ask, what did you wear???? My suggestion was going to be khaki pants or shorts w/a black or white tank top and tennis shoes. Comfy and dressed for walking if need be, but pulled together, nothing frilly dilly ~ considering the position you're going for. Keep looking, the right place is out there for you. My dream is to work with animals one day, I think Im gonna need to find a sugar daddy first..........

BlackLabbie

Posted : 7/17/2008 7:31:38 PM

Well, it was about 95 degrees and super humid the day of my interview, so I brought a change of clothes. I wore knee length khaki shorts (made of out a dress pant material), and a button down white collar shirt that was sleeveless but still dressy and a pair of brown leather sandal wedges. A little dressy, a little summery, and a little casual all rolled in one.

BlackLabbie

Posted : 7/17/2008 7:33:57 PM

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preferably with benefits since it's mandatory to have health insurance in MA now.

Wow, really? What happens if you can't get it due to cost or pre-existing conditions? I'm sort of in this position right now. I'll be choosing jobs based solely on the availability of health insurance. My ex has to pay for it but it's getting very difficult and expensive to get it independently due to some of my prior health conditions and injuries.

Well, they have Mass Health which is based soley on your income. So if your job didn't have benefits you would apply for that, and there would be a weekly deductable based on your income as well as a co-payment for perscriptions, office visits, and emergencies.

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UPDATE! Need help! What to wear?