Superintendency From Behind Bars “Handlebars”

The following is my recap, suggestions, and things to think about if or when a person applies for a superintendent position.  A few weeks back I used ChatGPT to write a blog post on interviewing as I was learning about artificial intelligence.  This was meant to be a joke more than anything.  That being said, there is some sound advice in that article.  I wanted to revisit this topic after having a couple weeks to reflect back on my interview experiences from this past spring.    Now that my interview process is over I can take a breath oh wait…. In the past two weeks I accepted a new position at Norwalk, resigned from my position at Panorama, sold a house, bought a house, been invited to a number of lunch/coffee dates, numerous meetings, and had many congratulatory emails to respond to.  All great stuff but when you add them all up it becomes a bit overwhelming. The past two weeks have felt like two months, in a really good way.   Let’s rewind a bit. This past winter I made the decis

  Interviewing is Hard: Tips for Navigating the Interview Process Interviews can be nerve-wracking, whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out in your career. The pressure to present yourself well, answer questions confidently, and impress the interviewer can make the process feel daunting. Here are some tips to help you navigate the interview process and increase your chances of success. Preparation is key Before the interview, do your research on the company and the role you're applying for. This will give you a good understanding of what the employer is looking for and what the job entails. You should also prepare answers to common interview questions, such as "Tell me about yourself" and "Why do you want to work here?" Rehearsing your responses will help you feel more confident and articulate during the actual interview. Dress for success It's important to dress appropriately for the interview, as this shows the employer that you tak