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The weirdest interview I had was my first one out of college. It was at a large company in Boston. My girlfriend had an interview there and suggested that they interview me for another position they had mentioned to her. The HR lady was young and nerdy/hot, probably 30 or so years old. She came off as kind of cocky and brash.

She told me that my girlfriend was really nice, but far too hot for me. She said she was out of my league. I was like, “Wow, is this happening?” Weird and rude. I didn’t know if it was just the real world or if she was out of line at that point in my life. I was also onto her bs because she was clearly flirting.

My gf shows up for interview #2 a few days later and the HR lady tells her that she better keep an eye on me because I’m far to cute and charming to trust prowling around Boston. My gf is then mad at me when I see her.

Anyway, we go through the process and both get hired. At the company holiday party 3-4 months later the HR girl is pretty drunk and all over me. The party ends and the younger associates head to another bar. The HR lady comes along and my gf decides to tell her to back off. HR lady then starts crying and confides in us that she couldn’t make up her mind who she wanted more, she’s bi, she’s a mess etc. We consoled her, told her we weren’t interested and never said a word to anyone about it. Now days it would be a major story.
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Seems to be a good deal of educators in this thread. Anyone on the job hunt noticing roles that are essentially admin roles with admin responsibilities and require admin levels of cert and education but teacher pay? Titles like “facilitator” or “liaison” instead of traditional admin titles.
 
So which one did you hire?
I hired the intern thank goodness because she was the absolute best assistant I ever had. Sharon Stone actually went on to get a job in the Legal Department where my wife worked though!
 
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Seems to be a good deal of educators in this thread. Anyone on the job hunt noticing roles that are essentially admin roles with admin responsibilities and require admin levels of cert and education but teacher pay? Titles like “facilitator” or “liaison” instead of traditional admin titles.
My district has lots of “coaches” now as well as dean positions which give you a stipend on top of your teachers salary.
 

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