#interview rejection

no idea why im writing this, maybe just want to let it all out.

so when i first got the call for interview in one of the Big4 company where i always dreamed abt working, I thought it was the 'Perfect Job at Perfect Time'. I told myself that this is it, iknew god has plans for me!!. Got my hopes up after a long time. Well, my first mistake.

I believe i did my best in the interview, from arriving literally an hour early to being completely polite with my answers. Though maybe i could have been more convincing abt how me staying 2.5hrs away from office wont be a problem. but theres always gonna be room for things i couldve said, couldve done. doesnt matter. i prayed everyday, hoped every second that things will work out for me.

It didnt, apparently. A friend of mine who applied for the same position, got the offer. I still havent received a rejection email or any calls. No courtesy to inform me whatsoever. And ofc im bitter about the company. I'd like to believe i wasn't selected bcs of the travelling distance and not bcs my lack of credibility, to stop myself from going insane. i know it was just the first interview, first rejection but whyy did it have to be the best possible thing with so much at stake.

Thoughts like "it was too good to happen to me" and all the negativity has taken over my mind. Should have never applied in the first place. atleast fear of not trying was better false hopes. This mentality, i know is so wrong. but i cant help but cling to this darkness. theres just not enough light for me to go anywhere.

11 Interviews. 11 Rejections. What’s Next?

[svp]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyhD8bMGBYA[/svp] As usual, I offer No BS advice.

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This person writes to me who has had 11 interviews, 11 turndowns and asks what should I do next?

Are you an idiot?

You know what you need to do next? You need to get better at interviewing. Obviously, you have a resume that creates positive attention but you don’t know how to interview. Why do…

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11 Interviews. 11 Rejections. What's Next?

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As usual, I offer No BS advice.

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This person writes to me who has had 11 interviews, 11 turndowns and asks what should I do next?

Are you an idiot?

You know what you need to do next? You need to get better at interviewing. Obviously, you have a resume that creates positive attention but you don’t know how to interview. Why do I say that? Because you know be invited back for second interviews.

If you know getting interviews, your resume sucks if you getting interviews and  aren’t being invited back, it means you don’t know interview.

I could go on and on about the different steps of the in the job search, but the fact of the matter is you don’t know how to interview.

How do you learn how to interview? I’m going to quickly say you can join JobSearchCoachingHQ.com, my membership site for job hunters, but, the fact is you can learn how to interview. You can talk with friends. You can get coaching (see I’ve got the Coach hat on).

But JobSearchCoachingHQ.com is a site where you can get great coaching if you watch it and if you practice it. If you do nothing you are an idiot and will keep getting the results you can getting.

The site is designed to teach you things about job hunting so that you can take the mythology out of job hunting (the mythology. It’s hard, difficult, painful and will take a long time). It doesn’t have to be that way.

Your issue is that you need to learn how to interview. Learn! You’ll get a lot better to get this kind of job you want.

Again. JobSeachCoachingHQ.com. Come over to the site. Join.

I look forward to helping you.

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