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I would give you this advice: Try to follow up with people that interviewed you, you might actually learn why you didn't make the cut. This might be harder wit
by a-saleh 8y ago
I would give you this advice:
Try to follow up with people that interviewed you, you might actually learn why you didn't make the cut. This might be harder with large companies, but even during the interview, a question like 'If this doesn't work out, I plan to apply again in 6 months or so, anything I should do in the meantime to have better chance of success' might tell you something you didn't already know.
Second, I heard that if you go through interviews, the chances to get a job can be quite low, I heard stories that went along the lines 100 applications -> 10 phone screens -> 1 onsite interview.
It might be easier going around meetups, open-houses or conferences and talking to people, you might learn about open positions that would fill sooner than they get to a public job-board :) Last job I got came from a conversation with a former high-school friend over a beer.