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No problem, and I know that this probably doesn't make you feel better, or make you feel like there's anything actionable, but stick with it, keep interviewing,
by codezero 11y ago
No problem, and I know that this probably doesn't make you feel better, or make you feel like there's anything actionable, but stick with it, keep interviewing, kick ass, and find the place where you want to be, and where they want you to be there too.
It's a tough thing to do, but the only thing that matters is that you are happy in the long term.
- chad_strategic 11y agoThanks, Interviewing can be frustrating, because the outcome is important to personal revenue and at times you let unqualified people "judge" you. In the grand scheme of things, I have been in a lot worse situations... Heck there are a lot people that in terrible situations they didn't deserve. Perspective and humility are always a good thing. In the meantime, I just got to suck it up. In addition, it reminds me that I have work harder, in getting in business for myself. I'm kinda maxed out on the corporate world.
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- codezero 11y agoYep. It's extremely frustrating, especially, when you feel like the company is such a good fit, and the interview goes really well (this has happened to me a lot) and for ambiguous reasons, they pass. Urgh. I often blame myself, but it's always the company who is to blame, and that becomes evident when another company hires you – you realize, hey, this is a place that wants me around, I should definitely be here, and not that other place. Unfortunately, I think, it's human nature that despite the logic involved here, it still feels pretty shitty to get rejected.