![[CHAT] Broke my first needle!](https://preview.redd.it/vg7q7f3soc1h1.jpeg?auto=webp&s=78172ec2197c81c061bf0969c94ad8ec285b818f)
I feel rather accomplished. I thought it never was going to happen to me! I wish I could track down where the needle came from and which project(s) it was used on. Alas, the only evidence I have of the needle is with a skirt that I was replacing a button on when the needle broke. But I do so little mending and so much more cross stitch that I am positive the cross stitching is what did the little metal guy in!
I am planning on submitting resumes to clinics I'd be interested in working at as a VA, Receptionist, or hybrid position. What things would help me stand out to the Office Manager? Would it be bad to submit my resume to the clinic I'm currently a client at?
To be honest, I'm being picky about where I want to work next. I'm currently employed full time at a non-vet med related office. The pay is great but I can't stand the commute and being on my butt all day.
I'm planning on going back to school for an extended path to getting my Vet Tech degree and eventually be certified. My current boss doesn't seem like she wants to be very supportive or flexible when it comes to the point where I will be needing time off for classes in the future so I am casually looking at places to get hired that have a better commute and competitive pay with what I'm currently making.
Thank you for sharing your wisdom!