How to deal with job search rejection as a newcomer in Canada

Facing rejection from a job can often be harder for newcomers. Your financial stability and mental health may depend on finding suitable employment. Since you’re new to Canada’s work culture and environment, job rejection may also lead you to question your capabilities and increase the incidence of imposter syndrome.
It’s important you remember that rejection is not personal and just because you weren’t a fit for one particular job, doesn’t mean you won’t be a great candidate for other jobs.
In this video, we cover some tips on how newcomers can deal with job rejection in Canada, such as:
- Doing a post-interview assessment
- Asking for in-depth feedback
- Making sure you’re applying to the right jobs
- Working on your interview skills
- Fixing gaps in your application
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