If you've just been Rejected for a Job - WATCH THIS
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I'm not talking about ALL recruiters, but a lot of them.
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Your videos help me because I've never recruited before and it's the first time I'm planning to hire anybody., looking for one or two persons for my small agency. Your videos give me the "other side" of job interviews. I can’t afford a mistake in hiring, at this stage. So, big thank you!
@@cruztube23 You're welcome, Strpljen!
@@maokly1 1st: luck. 2nd communication skills and presenting yourself well are all-powerful in job interviews, unfortunately. 3. 2020 doesn't help. 4, This could help: ruclips.net/p/PLO4kDC0EWkeDaZyMJgm9W43J2Oy0VefRV Best of luck! It'll happen, Just you wait.
yes it was really helpful .But i could not find the hidden job market till now in bangladesh.any suggestion for that?
A lot thanks so much keep it up you earned a new subscriber :D
I just hate the fact that the world has decided my worth is based on this limited time frame. I can't even be myself in interviews from fear of not saying what they want to hear
You don't have to accept that, make your history man, we don't have to rely solely on interviews , you can do other things, like , volunteer for some job , show value , and get hired , I know is not that simples , but you get where i'm coming from
@@RicardoGarcia-oi8hz volunteer? You mean work for free. Why should anyone do that when these companies have millions!
Exactly this. You just have to be fake as hell and hope what you say is what they want to hear. It’s soul crushing.
bro i had my 1st interview yesterday the interviewer didnt even look at me he was working on his pc and he didnt even ask more tham 3 question and then he said goodbye i feel like shit now
@@alok8744 hah thats just the beginning. 190 interview and still no job. over 50 job fired me in first month without giving any salary. if i dont get job within next month i have to commit crime to feed myself. u may or may not be lucky enough. just prepare for worst outcome.
I just got turned down from a dream job. I killed it in the interview, I was the most confident and comfortable in an interview I had ever been. Judging by my resume I was exactly what they needed. They still rejected me. You know what? Screw 'em. If they aren't the kind of people who can recognize my talent, then they aren't the kind of people I want to work for.
Sorry to hear, Jim
I agree, absolutely they just want what they want. They don’t care how you are successful and incredible.
I also have a worst experience. I know to myself that i'm qualified because i have working experience and my friend referred me. And then after that they didn't choose me, they choose with a "no-experience" hahaha. How did I know? My friend said that to me, since his a part of that company.
@@jaephu92
This happened to me, too.
Well, I'd agree that I wasn't the most confident but I had more experience from my assessment of the role.
@@IrorogheneOdafejirorosua i know there's a right time for us bro, cheers!
What's funny is they don't even tell you if you've been rejected. They'll ghost you like your ex. At least have a decency to send a rejection letter.
They all ghost you and some will take months after you apply to respond
Literally just went through a month and 1/2 of interviewing. 4 separate interviews first with the recruiter, then the manager, then a panel and then a presentation all while continuously being moved on the next round and told I had “very positive feedback” after each round. Found out yesterday I didn’t get the job. Literally the most exhausted I’ve ever felt from applying for a job.
Condolences. I found out 30 minutes ago that I didn't get a job after a similar process. Painful stuff
Literally just got a job rejection after 4 interviews. This is exhausting.
@@nasirthompson2923 I’m back and finally EMPLOYED. I’m making way more than the job I had and the work environment is so much better and welcoming. I CANNOT tell you how many applications, interviews I had to go through but it is a numbers game. I’m an officially a believer. Don’t give up. Keep going. When you’re not applying or interviewing someone else might be snagging your job. Power through, there is light at the end of the tunnel I promise!
@@kevinc8559 congrats and thank you!
@@kevinc8559 Congrats , hearing this makes me feel a bit better.
When I was in Spain, I had an video call interview with a Canadian company based in Toronto, and got a job offer from them. I thought the role is secured for me. I took a flight to Toronto to settle in. I went to their office a day after I landed in Toronto. They wanted to interview me in person again, the director also joined the interview. After the amazing extra interview, I thought I got the job, but I finally got rejected. I was so depressed after my huge effort I put into that process.
A month later, I got a job in one of the best and biggest cooperation in Canada, and the company that rejected me reached out to me to offer their service. I made them feel what I felt when i got rejected.
Thanks for sharing your story, it made me 😂. Good on you 🙌 I would have most definitely done the same.
What a bunch of Wankers, im glad you had a better chance.
this made me feel soooo good!
Love this. Must have felt amazing to reject them back lol
I hope you have let them to know "why you did this to them", because I believe they should know how they mistreated you and what is the consequences. In other words, who settled them down. 😁
When you said “don’t devalue yourself” it really hit me to heart I almost shed a tear. Great video.
I even didn’t realize that I was so depressed by continual rejections.. and was crying soon when I heard you said “you’re awesome.”
Thank you.. thanks.
I was rejected for a job that I was SURE I was going to get. It looked like a really good fit, had a great location and the boss seemed really nice. I wondered endlessly why I didn't get that "dream" job. About 16 months later, I ran into a former colleague, now working at that company, but not that job. I told her what had happened and how bad I still felt. She told me I had "dodged a bullet". People went into and then back out of that department so quickly they "needed a revolving door". This boss had the department in a constant state of turmoil. Six months after that I found out that the boss had been let go. I thought it was a dream; it would have been a nightmare.
wow, someone once told me, rejection is protection
seems this is what happened to you
We have a saying that goes something like "Bad things happen for a good reason." I guess this is one of those cases.
Yesterday, I got rejected again and it's already the 4th time I failed the interview. I am slight introvert person and not really good in interviews but I am a hardworking person. It's very frustrating and dissappointing that they will reject you just because you answers were not that impressive.
Lol same
Just got rejected again...😢
I’m having the same issue- I was expecting 3-4 jobs..nothing! Even had letters of reference from current managers! Seems must employers want someone who says all the right things and do nothing! It’s going to get better! Let us know when you land your position!
@@destinylessons8032work on that skill then as much as you work on the others
I remember when interviews were casual and the interviewer (usually just one or two people) would base their decision on instinct and gut feeling on how well the candidate fit in. Now you have to sit In front of eight people and answer ridiculous behavioral “tell me about a time when”….questions. Candidates have to have their fake stories memorized. And that’s what gets you the job…..how well you prepared your “stories”.
Yes, I hate all these stories. Why can't I just get a job so I can pay my bills on time. It's so stupid even at fast food jobs.
😭😭 I feel the same. Just got rejected from a job and the interviewer bombarded me with "tell me a time when..." questions. Like really? I don't really understand why they even ask them. If I'm qualified then I'm qualified. The questions weren't even related to the job position I was being interviewed for anyway. I'm so sad 😢.
@@samuelsarmiento6275 Same!! They asked one (1) question about me and then proceeded to ask about "tell me a time when" for 45 minutes, and it was all about conflict in the workplace. It made me wonder why anyone working there needed such good conflict resolution skills lmao
That’s the one thing I hate having to do, putting on a poker face and getting a fake persona going on just so you can sound professional even though you got the years of experience and most of the requirements fulfilled. Yet you judge me solely on the fact that I didn’t say what you wanted to hear? Why can’t I just be took in for a couple days and let me prove my worth instead running around the bush playing negotiation mind games.
soooo true!
20 years ago I was turned down for a civil service position. I called the HR person who handled the interview to ask what I could improve on to help my chances going forward. We talked a few minutes, she provided a few tips. A week later she called to ask if I was still interested. She told me afterwards that in her 15+ years in HR, no one had ever called and asked that question. She spoke to the head of the department where the position was and told him my story. He said he had never had a candidate follow up like that, either. Bottom line, he was impressed enough that he created an extra position and brought me on board.
Persistence is key, if they haven’t got your number blocked you aren’t trying hard enough
That's quite the story! congrats on that (Even though it's about... the length of time i have been alive and conscious 😂)
This is called never giving up on what you really want. If you are hungry enough for the job, you'd do exactly what this guy is doing. It shows people how terribly you want this job, and how hard you're willing to work for that. This guy right here, you're a great example. 👍🏻
I ask every time after I get rejected. The best I've received is a really insulting explanation of why they didn't like me. I've since stopped asking, because who needs to hear that crap?
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Out of all the interview training videos you have the best information on getting hired .I got hired just from watching your videos.
That's awesome, Trish! And thank you!!
Congratulations Trish.
Well done!
I'm an introvert, I tend to struggle when I'm put on the spot with questions I need to put more thought into. I think through everything thoroughly and have a spreadsheet for every project or work-related task before I give an answer even at my current job. To anyone who knows me I'm very well organized and low maintenance to anyone who doesn't I look like a stumbling mess who can't answer questions clearly.
That definitely strikes a chord with me. Introverts ARE responsible for the vast majority of innovation in the world. Practice makes perfect, and if you work on your communication and presentation skills, the world is your oyster, VPX4!
Same here.. as an introvert, most of the words from my mouth are misunderstood.
All you need to do is build confidence in answering questions. Video tape yourself and practice with friends in mock interviews. Practice, practice, practice builds confidence. You can do it!! :))
I am an introvert as well. I have found that pausing to think about what you say before you answer a question in a job interview is possible. As long as the the pause is not too long or obvious, it does not hurt your odds of getting a job.
I was interviewing for a job that I got about a week ago. I was asked a tough question. I paused, quickly thought it out, and gave the right answer.
Also, you can use your ability as an introvert to analyze things like crazy and to think ahead to your advantage. Think of tough spots in a interview in advance, analyze it, and figure out what to say. It helps. Then with every interview, fine tune that reply.
I hope that helps. Now I need some alone time. All this social stuff is making me feel drained. :)
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It's so annoying when a company will interview me 3-4 times and then reject me saying nothing.
I have over 25 yrs of experience, completely baffled.
right? boy, i just got one those five-interview rounds (including huge assignment).. and all of a sudden they reject me without saying anything; then i asked for possible feedback, after one week they sent me a totally fake reason - i mean, they did not even check on that skill at all lol it was sad in the beginning but then i thought i would not most prob want to work for such an employer anyway
I have learnt that, in today's world, if you were not looking for a ceo/upper management position, it's better to get rid of that extra 15 years from the resume :(
Same here! I was invited for 3 rounds of interviews from the same company and in the end I wasn’t selected! It hurts so bad mentally!
@@svetlanasoboleva like said in this video ... some recruiters lack of professionalism or empathy.
I m on the same page guys . Recently i got rejected from Abbvie 5 different positions and even they took my interview every-time 45 minutes. This is really painful to me and i m heart broken now
The worst thing is they don’t reply when candidates are rejected . This is basic respect at least don’t keep the candidates hanging.
Anyone who is here, I might not know you but I am super proud of you. I am currently going through a dark dark phase of job search where nothing seems to fall in its place and I feel horrible. But I thought of making you all feel good. You guys and girls are awesome. No one can achieve what you have done this far under your circumstances and no one ever can. Love you all. From me and BOSCO (🐾)
thank you… i really needed to read this 🙏🏻 i truly hope you are doing better from your dark phase! i really wish mine will go away as well
@@marting.9613 I did Marting. Thanks for asking. God has been kind
"Don't devalue yourself" I felt that 😞🥺
The most annoying experience I’ve had is being recruited by larger companies by sourcers while being employed. You get excited go through the interview rounds just to be rejected by people that reached out to you. Then get no feedback at all. If I wasn’t the right fit, why did you convince me to interview lol.
I always get rejected at the last stage ....why I always get so far and then it all shatters
Same here. :( I did my absolute best and was qualified for the job. Passed through a series of interviews and screenings, the interviewers were happy and content with my answers, and then a week later I get rejected after almost a month with the interview process. So exhausting and I feel so hopeless.
it feels so bad after having a high expectation to be hired and then got rejected by them.
A couple weeks ago I applied for a job with a company whose industry I have close to 5 years experience in. I got the call on Tuesday from the recruiter who had admitted she'd only been with the company for a month. I was relaxed, knew about the company, answered her questions the best I could, and felt that I more than met company standards. I thought everything went pretty well. I even sent along a quick note thanking them for the interview. Today I received the rejection letter. You're right. I feel about as low as I possibly could right now, worthless actually.
You’re not worthless. It’s their loss.
You're so right. A lot of the recruiters that have interviewed me have no clue about the job. I look them up on LinkedIn and I wonder how they even became a recruiter. They also have employment gaps or not the right training. 🤷🤦
I was told I didn’t get the job as I didn’t have enough experience. It was for a trainee position 😂
As someone who's received his daily dose of rejections from jobs he was a perfect fit for, the question I'm asking myself is "Why would I want to work for someone again? How sustainable is that?" To say that this job market (IT specifically) is perverted would be an understatement. Right now, I've absolutely zero desire to chase employers and beg them to give me a chance to prove myself. Yes, this is humiliating, but most importantly, is this what I'm destined for? I don't think so.
I wish this was taught at school.
Why?
When I think of the places that have rejected me, it feels like I dodged a bullet almost every time.
Rejection hurts. I've been rejected so many times at some point I stopped looking. But I won't give up. Even though it was hard to get jobs in Africa before the pandemic, I am still looking even with the pandemic
Feel the same way now. I feel that my self-esteem is going lower and lower. I just don't know what to do. I wanna cry and shout.
You are going to find the right job and get hired. Blessings to you.
Same here and for some reason the most rejections I get are on Fridays it’s so weird. But all we can do is pray fast and not be discouraged
"You are not compatible with our company's values" the lovely answer i got after i told the recruiter wanting to hire me as a legal consultant that their contracts are not conforming with what the law requires.
Ha! Superb.
I love how this guy seems to really care about who’s listening him, even if he doesn’t actually know them.
He’s great.
You summed up my feelings perfectly. I just went through 2 months of interviews, 3 coding tests that I passed with flying colors, the last interview involved talking about housing options and moving expenses, just to get the form letter of doom last week. I reached out for feedback, but have not heard back. I'm not feeling awesome. I just found your videos today, and I'm starting to feel a little closer to awesome.
Sorry to hear that, DJ. Things will get better. Just you wait.
@@matthewp2522 Hi Matthew. My current tech stack includes Python, R, Tableau, and SQL Server. I have in the past used VB.net, ASP.net, and MySQL. I am becoming more familiar with PowerBI, PostgreSQL, and the Hadoop environment.
@@djweller72 I'm a bit in the same boat as yourself. I'm working daily for a junior dev position but there's always something that don't match Like you don't have a Phd, your internship is lacking a minute so it is not long enough... They will always find something to tell no.
On the other hand they constantly sing they lack devs. There seem to be too little room in that industry for freshers.
Some of the people I took my training with got jobs and they started to be magically super stars constantly called.
I am very much starting to feel all my efforts are worthless and I may simply bin all the time I spent developing to the trash and head to something else. Something I would not love as much as dev or IT but something that would help me pay the bills. I've been resilient for a long time but I'm definitely starting to change my mind.
My stack is around .Net technologies : ASP .Net Core/MVC, WPF, Xamarin, MS SQL, LINQ, Entity Framework, React.
The intro of this video sums up how I feel. But something in me just don't want to give up... That said, as I explained above, I start to change my mind. I wish I get another opportunity should it even not be in IT.
I always go in an interview as if I didn’t want the job. I will answer honestly but I won’t bend over backwards for the interviewer. I make it known that I am testing the waters and looking for a bigger paycheck and or advancement.
I always make sure that I apply when I am still employed; that helps also.
Thank you so much!! I've been unemployed for almost 3 most and I'm 57. There is nothing out there for me. No one wants me and I am smart, have a great work ethic, and Loyal if the company is good to their employees. I'm getting turned down by menial jobs, not even the professional office jobs Ive worked in my history. It's degrading, and emotionally stressful. My Sister In Law tells me. Don't be negative about the things you don't have.....look up to the stuff you do know and have. HOW??!! You wake up with a fresh new attitude that "This is gonna be the day" and you get the recruiter emails saying "Thank you.....BUT Unfortunately.....". It's so depressing. 😢
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Exactly what I need to hear! The dejected feeling is job board and the hunt. After an interview you are on a high. The rejection from an HR recruiter interview is the worst because they don't know the skill set they are trying to fill.
You always tell us that "we're awesome" , and am commenting now to tell you that "you are awesome" because you have so much empathy to your audience that made you create this video. Thank you regardless if we find a job or not.
just rejected. it hurt, hope anyone got a job they desired soon!
I've been rejected by different companies a couple of times and I always try to still be positive with it. But I just experienced my worst rejection and I can't help but feel bad.
i've spent hours customizing a cover letter and a portfolio for this one position. I submitted all of those along with my resume online only to be rejected a minute after applying. It's almost as if they didn't even check me at all.
Thanks so much! What you said at the very end meant the most. You can really feel like a load of crap when you get rejected, especially for a job you really wanted.
Thank you for making this video. Been at the job search for over a year now amongst the covid pandemic and it really helps watching your content to inspire some hope!
I’m just a young engineer and I’m already totally pissed by HR people, all fancy talks but no substance. They always contradict themselves, disappear even when you’re told to reach out and make empty promises and fake reassurances.
I once applied for a job offer for which I had literally a perfect resume matched in every detail with the requirements (age, skills, experience…), they had the GUT to answer me they where not looking for a figure like mine, either lying on the offer or to me.
I’ve been unemployed for 4 months now and I have no desire to search for a job non more, just studying tu learn new skills and thinking on building a startup.
Unfortunately I am very bad at networking, so I’ll need to work hard to cover this flaw which is pretty much crippling in these times
This is the best I've seen regarding these situations. Excellent description. Thanks for making and posting this.
Thank you! This is exactly what I needed to hear today. Live long and prosper, brother.
It's been a rough year for me. Before i graduate i actually got my dream job and I just had to get my diploma and leave to the work country. I passed 5 interviews and got the job offer. Then, some problem happened that they didn't even want to tell me about (something with documents between the organization and the ministry) and i lost the job because the hiring manager "couldn't wait any longer" i was depressed because i left my job for this dream and planned my life according to what i thought i had. I tried to get my shit togather and apply again for jobs and it's been 6 months with only rejections. I am jobless and have no money for the basic things and it's just tiring the amount of rejections i get its kinda killing me from the inside
Sorry to hear, MS
Thank you for this video and reminder of the hidden job market. The way you build people up by letting them know they are awesome is 'vital'. Job searches as you know can be draining.
Definately going to take your course.
Appreciate this video. Feeling pretty low after being encouraged to go for an internal job and got rejected. Worst part is they said I did a better interview than the chosen candidate, but they cannot ignore the other candidates years of experience. They're always looking for this niche experience, how do you get it if nobody is willing to invest in you and give you a chance? I graduated with top grades, always do a strong interview and have faced so much rejection. It's rough out there. Also, how does one tackle the "hidden" job market? Would love to know more. Your words helped, thanks.
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and ruclips.net/p/PLO4kDC0EWkeDaZyMJgm9W43J2Oy0VefRV
Serendipitous. I always thought that but I’ve watched so many of these types of videos and you’re the first one (for me) to actually say it. Thanks for validating! Subscribed!!
Your videos are very considerate, as well as insightful. Please keep making them.
I love all of your videos, but this is just AWESOME!!! Thank you so much for talking openly! These honest words of yours have become part of my personal healing process ..
THANK YOU! You are so right! I wish that recruiters will recognize what an important role they have and treat us with more respect
I can't thank you enough for this video. Thank you for understanding and providing great information on how to view this situation from a different lense.
I have been in a dark place trying to get a job as covid restrictions ease here in LA. This video really helped me dig myself out of a hole. Thank you! Instant subscribe and like! I really appreciate you and this video more than you know.
You are a master of explaining things in such a simple way. Grate explanation, simple and to the point. So real and humanistic
Your videos are so helpful and considerate. I hope your doing ok and staying safe during this crazy time!
Tbh, at first, when I saw some of your vids, I was very sceptical. But after watching several of them, I became more and more enthousiastic about them. In general, you come across as authentic and you seem to know what you are talking about. Your advices are very helpful because they are so concrete and practical. Keep up the good work!
I just got rejected from a 8 day trial period for petty reasons, and you, my dear man, have made me feel better about myself and I'm looking forward to a future job interview. Thank you so much!
Chin up, Richard - you'll come out of this on top!
Thank you for sharing this all with us.
Really grateful for your efforts.
Have a great day and stay safe!
Thank you for your kind words & I can see you mean it appreciate it as I been rejected & i know how it feels.
Yes this helped greatly. Thank you very much for posting.
You help more people than you can possibly imagine. Thank you.
How right you are about the ''hidden'' job market.....
I really like this Video, It honestly speaks about empathy to potential job seekers who get rejected. Thank you.
I recently had a job interview that I thought went very well, I thought I gave great responses to all of the questions. Then a few days later I got the rejection email and I was stumped. After watching your videos, I understand why a lot of my responses could have caused them to not hire me. I have an interview coming up next week for a job I really want and even if I don't get that job, at least I am better prepared for future interviews. Thanks so much!
literally that’s so exusting. I went on bunch of interviews and one of them was so easy they didn’t ask much and lady told me that she”ll call me for shift and today I got email that they found someone better with more experience, I’m literally cryingggg I probably going to have mental breakdown whole next week
Got a degree in IT. After getting insane bad salary abuse, a 4:59 PM Friday layoff notice and going through all sorts of crap trying to get the next job, Retrained and went blue collar trade, was making six figure income with far better benefits than corporate America ever gave me and retired with a good pension after working for the same place for twenty six years. My whole interview for that job was. Interviewer: "You want to work hard and make good money for your family?" Me: "Yeah." Interviewer: Shakes my hand and says. "Good you start Monday at this location." Too much bullshit working white collar service jobs in America. It's not worth the hassles and lack of security. I saw too many people with much more experience than me still going to job to job, no hope of ever seeing a pension.
I just got a job rejection email and this content was very comforting 👏 thank you
Thank you for that advice. I have just discovered your channel and it is awesome. You know your stuff!
Knowing the “behind the scene” is always interesting. It’s good to have another way to look at things and always try to learn from something.
Thank you so much. This is exactly what I needed to hear!
I have just been through quite a few unsuccessful interviews where I felt so bad both during and after and it felt like they didnt appreciate my experience at all... You have no idea how helpful this video was! It helped me gain some confidence and with the help of your other videos, I learnt how to answer questions in a smart way, so in my last interview everything actually went so smooth! It actually felt like my experience was appreciated there and that I belong there! Thank you for your kindness and empathy! Greetings from Prague! (Sorry for my bad English)
Oh My God. It is so necessary to hear right now. Thank you so much.
This video made me cry, being rejected is the worst. Especially when you prepare yourself and indeed you need the job.
Happy New year big guy. Thank you - this needed to be said. It really opened my eyes.
I love you and thank you!! I really needed this. I am finding job rejections more demoralizing than dating rejections.
I hope your students learn these kinds of things and apply when on their jobs. This was really helpful. Thanks.
I felt your sincerity when you said, don’t devalue yourself... thank you.
If anyone is awesome, it is you. Thanks for your amazing content and attitude!
Have been rejected numerous times that I’m absolutely self doubting myself in everything I do. Your video cheers me up a bit. Thanks
Me too. I am rejected 3 times for internal position. Although I am a great performer but never given or moved to internal position. That upsets me so much.
Thanks for your kind words, i needed them.
Thanks for this just got denied a job from ADP and this helped me, appreciate it the support man!
I'm tired of being the runner up then getting rejected! This been constantly happening for months. When will it be my turn!
Thanks so much for sharing this! Totally refreshed and renewed my hope. 13 yr HR professional, almost 2 years unemployed, and rejected from hundreds of interviews in the final and mid stage, so I understand both sides. Life can deal a harsh blow, but in the end, you have to believe in yourself and that you are valuable.
Did you get a job yet? If so how?
This is super solid advice. You're the first channel I came across that's talking about these topics and doesn't sound like a cringe corporate robot.
Thank you so much for clarifying. You saved me for going into depression.
Wow, this really prompted me after months of darkness. Thank you a lot.
Just watched this and it hit home. I spent 11 years between unemployment and doing temp jobs. Finally got hired when a temp job turned into the real thing when people took the time to see my worth and my dedication. All started when my wife and I were at the same company and she got cancer and we were both laid off. I took the time to write short funny stories as therapy. Years later collected them into a book titled Life Seemed Good, But.... Maybe it can help others maintain a positive outlook. It's on that site named for a big river in South America.
I love your channel and videos. I've seen other job interview channels but I like yours the best. Lots of great advice and you explain what a recruiter or employer is looking for and why they ask certain questions.
Thankyou! Great to hear your perspectives
This is pure gold! Everyone should watch this, I mean everyone!
Excellent video, great message!
I know this is an older video, but I had to leave a comment. I really needed to hear this just now, thank you for making this video.
Thank you so much for your encouraging words! It really means alot.
Well said, you put things in perspective so well and that was quite encouraging and gave me guidence at the same time.
Man, this vid actually made me cry because you nailed it. Ive been looking for over a month, ive only heard back from 3 places, 2 interviews. The other place the guy messaged me to say lets connect so we can arrange an interview. I know they filled the position.....no interview. I even messaged him to ask about it and no response. Todays interview felt like it went well and then i got an email saying they hired a former employee for the position. Talk about feeling that small.....it has def been me the last few weeks. Thanks you for this video! I needed it.
Thanks, Fab! Chin up - it will all turn out okay. You'll see.
Thank you for the enlightening video. You are absolutely right.
I needed to hear this, thank you so much.
Thank you so much for this video, it really helps a lot!
REALLY needed to hear this. Rejection after rejection, or low ball in compensation. I’m moving across country, and have been heavily applying for the past 3 months to countless jobs… I’m at my wits end and move tomorrow… unemployed. Sucky feeling, but I appreciate the inspiration in the video! I must keep strong!
When you get to the new location, remember to use networking to get hired. Much better results than responding to posted jobs on the internet. Best of luck!!!
Like you stated, every interview makes me a stronger candidate for the next, so if I do not get the job, I see it as a new opportunity to advance professionally. Thank for your advice and videos.
I've watched several of your videos, and I've appreciated so many of the various suggestions you give. Even though I work in an artistic job market, much material can still be relatable.
What I found most striking was your blunt assessment of statistically being at 1%. It's so true, and all of the other elements that you mention are equally as relatable... but the reality that someone is one candidate in a pile of 100 (or more) make it so humbling that the odds are against them (not wishing to convey a negative tone, of course).
I can’t thank you enough for this message 💛
Oh man, I needed this big time, coming from getting a rescinded job offer which contains one of the best compensation package I encountered and the employer change of heart due to business issues, they just blew it away. Still feel so much pain since last week.
Sorry to hear, Rommel - that definitely sucks. It will turn around though, don't worry.
@@TheCompaniesExpert Thanks, I'll take the process of healing for now.
It helped a lot Bill, thank you so much!