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> If you have <2 years of experience and get laid off, you are neither new nor experienced. That seems like a tough sell. I'm experiencing this. I've run into
by xboxnolifes 3y ago
> If you have <2 years of experience and get laid off, you are neither new nor experienced. That seems like a tough sell.
I'm experiencing this. I've run into multiple junior (or new grad) positions that auto-disqualified my application because I graduated over 2 year ago. I'm less qualified for a junior position because I have some experience.
- jurassic 3y agoHang in there. Every rejection is bringing you one step closer to your ultimate goal.
- jdksmdbtbdnmsm 3y ago>Every rejection is bringing you one step closer to your ultimate goal No, it's not.
- jurassic 3y agoIf you consider that almost nobody gets a job without going through some rejection, it is. It's a stochastic process, and every interview is another roll of the dice.