What you need to do after a job failure Interview

You Don't need to feel sad when you are rejected in a job interview. Here

are things you can do to keep up your job search.
Read details below. 

No matter how hard you prepare for a job interview,

sometimes, you just don’t get the job you really want to have.

Rejection could be a frustrating experience especially if it has

happened more than once.

But when this happen, you don’t have to resign to fate or think

some village people are working against your chances. You

don’t have to get demoralized and stop your job search.

As a matter of fact, rejection can actually help you prepare

better for your next job interview and that is, if you take the

time to learn from it.

The following tips can help you move one after getting

rejected in a job interview.

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1. Don’t take it personally

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Hiring managers have a duty to either accept or reject a

candidate in the interest of the company they work for. If you

get a no from them, don’t say they reject you because they

don’t like your face. Don’t get angry with them or with yourself.

Don’t also let frustration set in. Instead, take time to process

your emotion. If you’re feeling troubled about it, talk to

someone, may be a friend or your mentor

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2) Ask for feedback

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When you get a no from a hiring manager, you can ask him/

her why you didn’t get the job. There may have been forces

outside your control. For example, the company might have

decided to promote someone to fill the role.

The management might have also decided not to hire for the

position again.

On the flip side, you might be the reason you were not

employed. You might have been rejected because your skills

didn’t match the job requirements or you’re not culturally fit

for the organization. Knowing the reasons you’re overlooked

helps you identify where the areas you need to develop

yourself and prepare better for another interview.

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3). Volunteer

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Volunteering can help you build your confidence and improve

your skillsets and ability to work with others. Instead of getting

frustrated and losing hope, volunteering helps you see how

much you’re valued and at the same time add depth to your

resume.

4). Keep up the search

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Never let the frustration that sometimes comes with job

search stop you from searching. The sooner you get back

searching after a rejection the sooner you get the job you are

looking for.

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