I need a job, therefore I need daycare for my son. Its not that easy. I cant find daycare, a week or so ago a lady said she had an opening but didnt want to fill her spot until I got a job which makes it hard for me to tell employers I have daycare when I really dont. And the person I thought we would use filled her spot already and its summer now so everyone needs daycare. So I think I am going to cancel the two job interviews I have and take out an ad in the paper saying I am a stay at home mom available to watch children eventhough I dont have my daycare license. I dont need it, but it would be nice to have. I wasnt getting nervous about my interviews at all, but I am a bad liar, actually I cant lie at all. So I know if they asked if I had daycare I’d have to tell the truth. Stupid me. Hopefully I can find a way to stay at home and bring in some money.
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Perhaps by telling them you don’t have daycare they will be more willing or apt to help you out to get you to work there. A lot of companies either have daycare or have connections with one and many of the people you interview with either have their own children or their employees do. Networking does wonders. Even if you don’t get a jobs you may get a good line or tip on great daycare!