I recently interviewed for a residential appraisal role in NYC, which is a pivot from my current position in commercial appraisal. There were 30 applicants, and I felt a strong connection with the hiring manager during our interview, which ran about 15 minutes over time. Shortly after our conversation, the job posting was removed, leading me to believe I might be a strong candidate. I followed up with a thank-you email and reiterated my interest in the role. The hiring manager responded positively but expressed concern about the job's stability and my ability to make ends meet in NYC. I assured him I had a solid plan in place for the move and that this opportunity aligns perfectly with my long-term goals. He appreciated my response but mentioned needing a few days to discuss it internally. Interestingly, a few hours later, the CEO viewed my LinkedIn profile, which I take as a good sign. I'm feeling a mix of excitement and nerves as I await their decision, and I'm hoping for some insight or advice from others who might have been in similar situations.
Job title: Residential Appraiser
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