Job hunting is soul-destroying and awful.

Jun 18, 2015 22:11

Today I gave what I thought was a perfectly acceptable performance at a job interview for a part-time position at a grocery store. Two hours after leaving, I had a rejection email in my inbox ( Read more... )

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poptartodoom June 18 2015, 22:20:39 UTC
*hugs tight* if the economy across the pond is as bad as it is here, there were probably a bunch of applicants. You'll get something!

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__wilderness__ June 19 2015, 10:25:12 UTC
*snuggles*

I do hate when they do that.. I remember one job interview that, by the time I'd gotten home (an hour or so), I already had a thanks but no thanks e-mail...

Stay strong... the perfect job will turn up!

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seryan June 19 2015, 12:44:28 UTC
*big hugs and chocolate* I'm in the same boat. It's AWFUL. ;_; I hope it gets better for you soon.

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princess_kessie June 19 2015, 13:34:27 UTC
Don't fret, sweetness. Grunt work is peculiar, in that even the hardest-working, perfectly-qualified and vastly-experienced candidates are refused, often on a whim - especially when applicants outnumber positions tens, scores or even hundreds to one. Chances are the position went to a family member or a friend's teenage snot-nosed brat. Nepotism is alive and well, especially in retail. Or at least, it is here, and I don't suppose it's any different over there. It's not a personal rejection - remember that. Just because their views are skewed towards their favoured candidate does not man you would not have nailed that job :)

Hang in there. The right position ill come along at exactly the right time. You'll see :)

*hugs you eversotight*

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