Background:
A few weeks ago I posted a thread about a position I was offered. I had been communicating with the company in question for some time, and had recently received an Email stating their interest in hiring me. I called and spoke to the gentleman who had sent the email, and asked and answered the usual questions (I had already interviewed in person, these were the follow-up and "pre-offer" questions).
When I called, the guy's first words were "What is it gonna take to get you here". Now to me, that says it's pretty much just a matter of working out the details. Oh yes, havoc is excited.
Well after our 30-minute+ conversation, the guy says "Everything sounds great, I'll call you back later today or this evening".
Later today goes by, as does this evening, and the next day, and the next...
I called him and left a voice mail "Hello, this is [havoc] just calling to let you know that I appreciate your taking time to speak with me, and if there is anything I can be of help with, please let me know, thanks again my number is..." etc. Also, I Fed-Ex'ed a thank you letter to said individual. Hopefully, I've covered all the bases. Havoc is nervous...
Well, just a few days ago (Wed. 7-25) I call the guy again:
Guy: "Hello?"
havoc: "Yes sir, hello, this is [havoc]"
Guy: "Oh, hey [havoc]! I'm in the middle of a meeting right now, can I call you right back?"
havoc: "Yes sir, absolutely"
Guy: "OK, thanks buddy"
That was my last contact, word for word. Now, I feel like I'm getting the blow off. But two things here: I REALLY want the job, and when someone says "What's it gonna take to get you here" that usually is taken as a positive sign, no?
Allright. I want to know what you guys would do or think I should do. Thanks in advance,
havoc