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Job Rejection - How to Deal with this Painful Experience

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Dealing with job rejection is something that most of us experience at some time in our lives

The important thing is ... NOT to let it get you down.

Always remember not to take rejection personally ... there can be many reasons why you were not selected at this time:

  • Your skills were not a perfect match
  • Someone else had more appropriate experience
  • Too many applicants chasing the same job
No matter how good you are, only one person will be accepted for the job

... ALL other applicants will be rejected.

The following article by Marilyn Tellez provides loads of tips and advice on dealing with job rejection ...


Rejection Got You Down in the Job Search?

REJECTION IN THE JOB SEARCH

GOT YOU DOWN?

It's true, no one wants to be ignored or rejected in any situation. The job search/interview rejection is painful.

If you have been looking for a job for some time, each refusal to hire you makes you feel angry and power-less.

Here are my suggestions to make each rejection less painful.

1. Do lots of interviewing practice, both formal and informal..

2. Apply for a job in many fields.

3. Know who you are, with a job and without.

4. Plan and make specific job goals.

5. Talk to lots of people, send thank you notes too.

6. Make rejection a goal so that you get to the hiring goal faster.

7. Don't take it personally. Play the game.

8. Put exercise into you daily routine.

9. Enjoying love you get from others, makes the rejection easier to take.

10. Show gratitude for what you have.

11. Ask for the job.

c, 2004-05 Marilyn J. Tellez, M.A. Certified Job & Career Transition Coach
Email: doitnow@nwinfo.net
Web: http://www.doitnowcareers.info
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/


Not every job search will result in a job offer. The more jobs you apply for, the more interviews you will receive and ultimately more job offers.

Do not be afraid of job rejection ... it's all a numbers game

Follow the above tips on handling job rejection and put yourself in the right frame of mind to face your next attempt.


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