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at this point, I'm not sure how to process job application rejection. anger, sadness, frustration? not know what I did wrong/what I am missing/what I need to change doesn't allow for any growth. coming to the end of the line.
at this point, I'm not sure how to process job application rejection. anger, sadness, frustration? not know what I did wrong/what I am missing/what I need to change doesn't allow for any growth. coming to the end of the line.
@lfrum I've been there. I'd definitely avoid anger, sadness, and frustration -- I swear potential employers can smell them on you and it spooks them. Cultivate stoicism -- it comes in handy in a lot of areas, sadly enough. (But we don't get sad, we're stoics!)
Tailor resumes to target job listings -- make sure you send a simple 1-2 page PDF, not a Word doc; consider different uses of your skill set; talk to people; and keep your antennae out EVERYWHERE, I got a good job off Craigslist.