What to do when …

It’s the moment of truth in the job interview process: did I get the job or not?

You wait anxiously by the computer and know the answer could forever change your career.

Then, the fateful email comes across. You open with anticipation and find out…you didn’t land the job.

It’s a tough moment, I know.

You go dark and think, “Who needs that company, anyway? Moving on.”

Bad idea, Why?

You leave zero opportunity on the table & you don’t any review.

Good idea – Handle rejection like a pro

The next time you get a big fat “No,” just send an email back.

This is an example for an email :

Hi ______,

Thank you for letting me know about the job.

I understand your decision and appreciate the opportunity to interview for the job. Please keep me in mind for future opportunities. I respect the work you do at [name of company] and would like to contribute if possible.

All the best,

Your first name

Email signature

Don’t be like that baby  ———>

The key is to respond promptly and show nothing but confidence.

You didn’t land the job — OK, But you maintain a positive relationship with the employer and that could go a long way.

you never know exactly what was the reason you didn’t get the job.

sometimes it isn’t something about you so just take it easy because

life goes on 🙂

Remember

There’s opportunity everywher, even in an email response to a rejection.

Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity.

Create Your Own Luck by Changing Your Perspective !