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You're "good enough" to apply everywhere. Never know, they may need an apprentice or broom pusher and be looking for the exact weakness you have. You can't kno
by h2odragon 3y ago
You're "good enough" to apply everywhere. Never know, they may need an apprentice or broom pusher and be looking for the exact weakness you have.
You can't know if you'll succeed by trying, but you can be certain you'll always fail when you never try. This applies to far more than the job market.
- atleastoptimal 3y agoConsider the second paragraph of my post. There are places that prohibit reapplying for an arbitrarily long period of time. It would be wiser to know one's weaknesses before locking themselves out for a period longer than it would take to rectify those weaknesses. Even at places that aren't explicit in this restriction, there probably still is a soft barrier on reapplying.