don't act confused to try to convince me i'm not capable of doing something i have experience in.

i just had a virtual interview with ranstad. i didn't make any mistakes i could think of- although, i grabbed my spanish folder instead of the folder for my job interviews out of my bag- so i didn't have the questions i typically ask during job interviews. i tried to remember the questions off the top of my head but i think i could only remember 3 of them. i did grab my resume to look at though. so i wasn't completely without information. before my interview, my job coach called me and she was SUPPOSED to be here at 10 for an appointment, which is also why i scheduled my interview at 10 but i told her that i scheduled a virtual interview at 10 and she said, "oh. what's the job for?" and i said, "data entry" then she asked me in a confused tone, "do you have experience with data entry?" and i said, "yeah. the job before sabathani was data entry." in fact- i'm pretty sure it was for the company she's employed at which assists me with job coaching. then she said, "oh.. call me AFTER you're done with the interview." i scheduled the damn interview at the time she was scheduled to see me so she could lend me pointers/assist with the interview for a reason. then she acts like i have difficulty letting her in the apartment building (since my apartment isn't hooked up to the call box in the entryway of the apartment). i'm pretty sure i've let her in the building before without difficulty but i usually have fredrick walk to the entryway to let her in and he's not here until 3. it's irritating when people act like i'm not capable of doing things. i'm pretty used to it by now but it irritates the hell outta me when people assume i'm too handicap or disabled to do simple things and it keeps me from being successful or makes it more difficult anyway. plus, she never answered the phone after i was done with the interview.. so i'm thinking she was looking for the opportunity to get out of my meeting with her. i'll just have to keep trying to call her.