It's too early...

[ste_noni]

for me to apply for a job in Washington DC, right? I mean, the soonest we would be there is in 8 months. I probably should just forget it but there is an opening for a "National Legal Service Director" working with immigrant children in need.

I've been thinking about working with immigrant children ever since that horrible report was published by (totally forgetting who - Lutheran somebody) almost two years ago. Jonquil posted about it here on LJ. I'm not perfectly qualified - probably slightly underqualified but that might be good. But is it even worth it when I will be here for a while.

I mean, nothing says Joe and I have to move at the same time but I don't think I want to move without him. At least not for very long.

Comments

[mearagrrl.livejournal.com]

Yeah, that's probably too soon. Especially if it might be even MORE than 8 months before he moved.

...but you can start bookmarking interesting companies/places to work, and keeping an eye on their website, for future reference.

[(Anonymous)]

You know, I don't think it could hurt any to apply. Is this a govt agency? If so, the hiring process could take a long time so maybe 8 months should be good. :)

-Denise

[fiorituranotte.livejournal.com]

It might be worth it to send a resume and inquiry letter to companies that you are interested in, letting them know about your possible timeline, without applying for a specific position.