> Interviewing shouldn’t require such thick skin Says who? If it was easy to get a high-paying job, everyone would just apply. It's up to the person with mone

> Interviewing shouldn’t require such thick skin Says who? If it was easy to get a high-paying job, everyone would just apply. It's up to the person with money to decide on the kind of people they want to pay lots of money to, and what the testing methodology is (within the bounds of the law, of course). I've played that game for over 20 years, and I'm completely immune to rejection. Most of the time you don't even get rejected, there's just silence. It used to bother me, maybe the first couple of years, but not anymore. I'd go to 50 onsite interviews and get maybe 2 offers, even though I'd solve most of their challenges correctly.