Welcome to those who stumbled across this blog in their internet wanderings. I find it interesting that the one post I made way back about the Noguchi filing system is easily the most viewed page ever on this blog. (Because someone else who blogged about Noguchi linked to every single blog post, including mine, about the filing system.)
For one of the overseas visitors, I don't know how library interviews in other countries are conducted compared to the U.S. (and I've only experienced U.S. academic law libraries anyway), but good luck!
And for the visitor from the Netherlands, I find it interesting that the Dutch flag is basically the French tricolor turned on its side. Is that supposed to be an insult to the French for their occupation of your country? Somewhat like if Iran or Venezuela (or another country that the U.S. gets along well with) changed its national flag to be an upside-down American flag? That's probably not correct (and I'm sure I could find the real history elsewhere), but I like my version of the truth better.