By all means, review your interview performance afterwards while it is still fresh in your mind. If you think of better ways you could have answered some questions, write new answers down so you can review before your next interview. As soon as possible, send a "Thank you" note, restating personal strengths you want to emphasize. If possible, e-mail or fax that day.

The next two steps are critical to maintaining your enthusiasm and job hunting energy:

a) Relax and let out stress. Don't cross-examine every question asked and every answer given or your confidence will erode further in an avalanch of second-guessing and self-criticism. You have enough stress on your plate right now just worrying about whether or not you'll receive an offer.

b) Be kind to yourself. If you can afford it, take family out to dinner to celebrate your having obtained an interview and having survived one of most pressured experiences you will ever undergo. If finances don't allow that, at least talk to your family about details, let them show you a little support, and give yourself a whole day off from job search to relax, relax, relax.

Symptoms of Cell Phone Abuse ... while in immediate vicinity of strangers using their cell phone common symptons may include:

__ inability to concentrate on what you are doing

__ mild or severe irritability or annoyance

__ sensitivity to stupid or loud ring tones

__ initially thinking cell phone user is actually talking to YOU

__ wishing they would hurry up and finish call

__ wishing they would leave

__ wishing their cell phone battery would die

Cell phone abuse is a worldwide epidemic which is now affecting millions of men, women and children, with no relief in sight.

To victims of cell phone abuse we say; we feel your pain and, though it's difficult, you will survive this horrible public abuse.

To cell phone abusers we say ... try a little cell phone courtesy ... and do not burden or abuse others with your pseudo social and/or business self-importance. Or, at least, if you are in public and there are strangers around, keep your cell phone calls interesting ... and short. On behalf of millions of us who suffer cell phone abuse every day, we thank you.