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I can has job!!
I have accepted a position as the administrative assistant/office manager at Good Steward Building Management in Chicago, starting Monday. GSBM specializes in condo buildings of 20-100 units.
It was started by the guy and his wife out of their home, but they have grown to the point where they need a real office, and she wants to stay home with the kids more, and their current p/t assistant is moving out of state. The signs just went up at the office, the phone and networking wiring was being laid yesterday and today.
Basically, they were looking for a me. They need someone to run the office, do AP/AR, file all the paper trails, deal with condo boards, take work orders, handle the ramp-up to the new web portal software, and generally do pretty much everything I've done before - just on a Mac instead of a PC.
It starts out at only 32 hours a week but is anticipated to go full-time with medical after 4 months. Not too thrilled about that, but they had originally planned a much longer ramp-up period. I had expressed my concerns about medical at the interview, and they basically met me halfway so I can't complain too much. I'll be working M-Th generally 9-5.
Honestly, I'm just looking forward to getting off the couch, and this should allow me to get some bills paid and get the bankruptcy case funded and started relatively soon.
It was started by the guy and his wife out of their home, but they have grown to the point where they need a real office, and she wants to stay home with the kids more, and their current p/t assistant is moving out of state. The signs just went up at the office, the phone and networking wiring was being laid yesterday and today.
Basically, they were looking for a me. They need someone to run the office, do AP/AR, file all the paper trails, deal with condo boards, take work orders, handle the ramp-up to the new web portal software, and generally do pretty much everything I've done before - just on a Mac instead of a PC.
It starts out at only 32 hours a week but is anticipated to go full-time with medical after 4 months. Not too thrilled about that, but they had originally planned a much longer ramp-up period. I had expressed my concerns about medical at the interview, and they basically met me halfway so I can't complain too much. I'll be working M-Th generally 9-5.
Honestly, I'm just looking forward to getting off the couch, and this should allow me to get some bills paid and get the bankruptcy case funded and started relatively soon.