warrener  +  208267 Wed, 22 Mar 06 01:40 AM I went to an on-site interview. After the interview I sent a thank-you email to the interviewer. A few days later, she replied: "Nice to chat with you, too. Sorry for the late reply. It has been hectic lately - maybe you'll soon experience this first-hand." I am so confused with her words. Can someone explain what she is talking about? warrener Joined on Sun, Feb 27 2005 Full Member 145 Interviews

	Robyn Terri  +  208275 Wed, 22 Mar 06 01:57 AM  Warrener wrote: I went to an on-site interview. After the interview I sent a thank-you email to the interviewer. A few days later, she replied: "Nice to chat with you, too. It was nice to talk to you too ( you must have said in your thankyou email that it was nice to talk to her and she is saying that she had a nice experience talking to you as well). Sorry for the late reply. She is appologizing for the time it has taken her to respond.  It has been hectic lately It has been very busy recently.   - maybe you'll soon experience this first-hand." Perhaps you will experience this yourself soon. (This sounds to my like she is implying that you may be working there soon and so therefore will know yourself what it is like.) I am so confused with her words. Can someone explain what she is talking about? Hope this helps, let us know if you get the job. Robyn Terri Joined on Sat, Apr 16 2005 Western Australia Full Member 323 Words don't have meanings, meanings have words. Interviews

	Danyoo  +  209026 Fri, 24 Mar 06 12:38 AM It has been hectic lately -- Correct It was hectic lately -- Incorrect But it's okay to say something like: Yesterday was a very hectic day. Danyoo Joined on Fri, Nov 11 2005 Chicago, USA Regular Member 558 To err is human, to forgive divine. 잘못을 저지르는 것은 인간이지만 용서할수있는 것은 하늘과 같은것.