The Questions We Carry - "Somewhere between knowing and belonging"
The Questions We Carry Somewhere between knowing and belonging The man stood in front of the mirror, adjusting his collar for what must have been the tenth time. “Stay calm,” he told his reflection. He straightened his shirt. “Speak clearly. Don't rush. Look at the interviewer. Smile when necessary.” He paused. “You're ready.” For a moment, he believed himself. The interview room was quieter than he had expected. He sat outside with several other candidates, his resume folded neatly inside a thin folder resting on his lap. Every few seconds, he glanced at the door. Then the receptionist looked up. “Johnny?” He stood immediately. “You're next.” Johnny nodded and walked into the room. The interviewer smiled and gestured toward the chair. “Please, sit.” Johnny sat. The interviewer picked up his resume and glanced through it. “Before we begin,” he said, “I don't really care how you look. I don't care whether you're nervous, confident, introverted, extroverted, or wh...