The Best, or Easiest AC Interview of Your Life

I'll never forget the morning that Donald Pennington invited me to interview with him. I had just finished opening up the office; started the coffee, turned up the heat (it was a bit chilly out), and turned on my computer. None of the other women had made it in to the office so, as is my routine, I logged on and went straight to AC to check my mail . . . there it was: a personal message from Donald Pennington, inviting me to his interview site: (http://nostateomind.tripod.com/welcome/). I was so excited that I hollered out "Hootie Hooo!" Mr. Pennington requested that I write an article about my interviewing experience. Therefore, with great pleasure, I am publishing this information so that more Associated Content Producers can join in the excitement of being interviewed and promoted. I can very easily and honestly say that it was the easiest interview of my life. This might become the best or easiest AC interview of your life too!

Getting to the Interview
If you are a nervous person and not very punctual, don't worry, Mr. Donald Pennington understands. He won't pressure you to submit your answers or give you a deadline, and if you are shaking or stuttering when answering the questions he won't laugh or make fun of you. The questions to his interviews haven't changed, so if you read any of his interviews, you will know what to expect. If you can't find anything fancy to wear for the interview, or the best shoes you've got are sandals, you can be rest assured that the readers on AC will never know. Getting to the interview is easy and it's not even half of the fun. All you have to do is click on this website when you are good and ready, and you will be whisked away or beamed up to your fabulous interview with Donald Pennington: http://nostateomind.tripod.com/welcome/ .

Completing the Interview
After being whisked away, or beamed up to your exclusive AC interview location, this is when the fun begins! Several advertisements will pop up immediately, read them or click on the "Skip ad" button up at the top right of the screen. Instantly, beautiful blue words will appear; this is Donald welcoming you and giving some very easy steps to follow for the interview, which read exactly as follows: "Thanks for stopping by. I'm so glad to see you here! Thank you for accepting my invitation. Please answer the following interview questions, and then hit submit. Not only will I publish your interview, thereby bringing you a little more exposure and opportunities for networking; I've even brought you a little thank-you gift when you're done! I hope you enjoy it immensely! -Donald Pennington I'm glad you're here! Would/Could you do me a couple of favors in return for the interview?
1) Please copy and paste each question that you're answering into the same box with your answer. This saves tons of lookup time.
2) Once your interview is published, place a review of the whole interviewing process up on AC for me. Be as honest as you like. You need not even promote this link (but you're most welcome to LOL)"

If you can't follow these simple directions, beam or whisk your self back home, take a shot of your favorite liquor, bang your head against the wall and try again. If you still can't follow these simple directions maybe you should reconsider being interviewed; go back to school and become literate, then try again! If you can follow these simple directions, then relax, take a few deep breaths and be prepared to ponder your position in life. Don't worry, it isn't timed so you have as long as you need to think of answers to the wonderful questions that Donald asks. This is the fun part of the interview when you can really flaunt your goodies(personal, positive attributes) for the rest of the Associated Content community to see.

The Best, or Easiest AC Interview of Your Life?
My Interview with Donald Pennington was the best and easiest interview of my life for a few reasons. . . It was easy, convenient, I could work on it at work during my free time, it wasn't a high stress situation that my personal finances depended on(a job interview), and best of all, it made me think. I enjoy questions that make me think, especially when they are about me, as an individual. It's always good to take a step back and look at one's self. This interview was also a wonderful chance for me to do the thing I do best- express myself! I encourage anyone who hasn't been interviewed by Donald Pennington yet to go check out this website, ponder life a little, and indulge in some self expression. Follow the simple directions that I have given to you and this might become your best or easiest AC interview ever!
To check out the interview click here: Interview.