Worst interview ever

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

I think families will always stand for other families, regardless how assholes they are or who is wrong or right. Some of you need a reality check, a nanny is also human and the fact you can afford help, doesn't mean you own us. If a nanny is happy, the kids will be happy. Think about this before being unkind, doesn't hurt being nice to people.

The nannies are not her side either. The more the OP posts back the more strange and immature she sounds.

OP Here: The more I most, the more strange it sounds? Really? How do you figure? I am posting ALL of the facts. Sorry if you are too slow to put them all together.

I think the PP meant that your decisions sound stranger the more details you share, not that she wasn't understanding them.

[Anonymous]

OP Here: I called the MB back late last night after getting a text from her asking me to please call her. When I called her, she told me that she understood why I left and that she probably would have done the same thing. She told me that she should have come down and let me in but she wanted to finish up her phone call and "didn't even think about it.". I explained that I understand that I got there a bit early but that I always arrive 5-10 minutes early for interviews as I have always been complimented on that and it shows that I am reliable. I also told her that I have been very lucky to work for some great families and that I have certain things that I look for in families and that unfortunately, that was a big red flag for me and that is why I left. She asked me if I would come back next weekend to meet because she is really desperate for someone as her current nanny of 4 years is "no longer working out" and she loves my experience. I agreed to come back next weekend and I figured I will go and meet her in person and see if this was just a one time mistake on her part or if she really is "one of those MB's".

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP Here: I called the MB back late last night after getting a text from her asking me to please call her. When I called her, she told me that she understood why I left and that she probably would have done the same thing. She told me that she should have come down and let me in but she wanted to finish up her phone call and "didn't even think about it.". I explained that I understand that I got there a bit early but that I always arrive 5-10 minutes early for interviews as I have always been complimented on that and it shows that I am reliable. I also told her that I have been very lucky to work for some great families and that I have certain things that I look for in families and that unfortunately, that was a big red flag for me and that is why I left. She asked me if I would come back next weekend to meet because she is really desperate for someone as her current nanny of 4 years is "no longer working out" and she loves my experience. I agreed to come back next weekend and I figured I will go and meet her in person and see if this was just a one time mistake on her part or if she really is "one of those MB's".

That's exactly the problem. If she weren't desperate, no way would she have invited you back.

I still can't believe you'd prefer to drive another two hours round trip for a second interview than stand on her porch for a few minutes, but good luck I guess.

[Anonymous]

Funny you'd call her back after you were so very sure that she was not worthy of you.

Again. Your story is not believable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Funny you'd call her back after you were so very sure that she was not worthy of you.

Again. Your story is not believable.

Oh shut up. Not everyone that comes on here is a liar/story maker. Move on.

[Anonymous]

I bet 1/2 of the mb stories are imagined to.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Funny you'd call her back after you were so very sure that she was not worthy of you.

Again. Your story is not believable.

Oh shut up. Not everyone that comes on here is a liar/story maker. Move on.

+1

[Anonymous]

Please post an update after you meet!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Please post an update after you meet!

You know what? I hope she posts that between the time she rang the doorbell and the time the potential MB was sprinting to the door lest OP zoom off in a huff again, a large bird craps on her head.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Please post an update after you meet!

You know what? I hope she posts that between the time she rang the doorbell and the time the potential MB was sprinting to the door lest OP zoom off in a huff again, a large bird craps on her head.

Hahaha! That's great.

[Anonymous]

Really people?? The MB was rude point blank. OP may have been over dramatic, and immature about it, but that MB was rude. If you have an appointment with someone and you hear them t the door, you DO NOT tell them to wait outside while you finish your phone conversation. It was rude. And OP does not deserve the bashing you all are giving her.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Please post an update after you meet!

You know what? I hope she posts that between the time she rang the doorbell and the time the potential MB was sprinting to the door lest OP zoom off in a huff again, a large bird craps on her head.

Hahaha! That's great.

It's the mom dearest club.

[Anonymous]

Please. I'm a MB. I don't blame the OP at all for leaving. Was it the most mature thing to do? No, but I would agree that it was disrespectful for the mom to leave her outside in the rain. That would have been a huge red flag for me as well.

[Anonymous]

unless it was downpouring or raining all day, MB may not have realized it was raining. I know that I am not always aware of the weather unless it's coming down hard or one of those miserable never lets up days.

[Anonymous]

I really don't buy the update.