[ SECRET POST #3805 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3805 ⌋

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Re: Work Panic

[(Anonymous)]

Okay. First of all: you're definitely panicking a bit. It's okay and it's very natural because there is the prospect of big changes coming up, which anyone would worry about, even if they didn't have as many background worries as you do on their mind.

With regards to the job, these are all things that you can think about and look at. All of the questions you're raising are questions that have specific answers you can find out. These are problems that are easy to solve, once you disentangle them from the welter of emotions that they accompany. You don't have to figure it out all right now, but you can look through the transport options and figure out what the dynamics of transport look like, and whether there might be ride-sharing commuter programs, or public transit, or what have you. And if that doesn't work, you can figure out what the best next step is. And you definitely don't need to tell them in the interview, although I don't think it's something that they'll necessarily be awkward about. Like, one of the purposes of an interview is for you to find out more about the company, isn't it? Totally natural not to know everything and to have questions you need answered.

But really, I think the most important thing you can do is to relax and to knock out the interview. You're in a place that comes along with a ton of anxiety and that's totally normal and the best thing to do that I've found is to just relax as much as you can and do as well on the problems that are placed in front of you as you can. And I'm sure you can go in there and knock the hell out of the interview, whether you're nervous or not.

Re: Work Panic

[(Anonymous)]

OP. That ... actually does help a bit. Thanks.