Feeling overwhelmed by job rejections and financial struggles? 🔍 How to stay motivated and find success during tough times 💪 #jobsearch #financialstruggles #staymotivated
Are you feeling defeated after job rejections and financial hardships? 🤯 Don’t worry, you’re not alone. Here’s how to navigate through challenging times and come out stronger:
Dealing with Job Rejections:
– Stay positive and persistent
– Tailor your resume and cover letter to each job application
– Seek feedback from interviewers to improve
Overcoming Financial Struggles:
– Utilize resources like food stamps and support from family
– Consider part-time or freelancing opportunities
– Create a budget and stick to it
Remember, setbacks are temporary, and better opportunities are ahead. Keep pushing forward and never give up! #staystrong #jobsearchtips #financialhealth 🌟
Same here. Just got rejected from a job that would have saved my ass. Almost 11 months unemployed now
omg, I am so sorry😞 this job market is truly so crazy, its ridiculous! We shouldn’t have to jump through an insane amount of hoops just to get a job. I hope you find a job soon! Sending all the positive vibes your way💛
I made it to a final round of interviews, and was just told they went with the other candidate. I’m beginning to feel like I’m never going to get a job again
I took on a bartending role lately at a fine dining restaurant and I hate it miserably. However, it pays the bills and ya know sometimes that’s just what ya have to do. Not saying you haven’t tried, but definitely consider some temporary work that may not align with your desires.
A lot easier said than done, and as someone in that exact position I will emphasize I AM MISERABLE. It’s unfulfilling work, and I often find myself wanting to crawl into a hole and die myself as every shift I’m reminded just how miserable I am and my efforts of job searching elsewhere continues to reaffirm the (seemingly) fact that I’ll never be anything more than someone who slings drinks around behind a counter. Which, to all due respect IS a draining job and I have a lot more respect for the position, but I don’t know a single coworker who loves it.
Problem is- I was miserable before without a job, and now I’m miserable with a job. At the very least the latter pays bills 🙃
Unfortunately, I also know this feeling all too well. 12 months of applying, interviewing, and thinking/hoping that this was the one, only to be met with disappointment. Hoping that this cycle will end soon for anyone experiencing it because it sucks.
I’m so sorry. It’s really the worst when you know you killed it in the interview(s) and still get rejected. It’s so difficult not to take it personally.
Thoughts and prayers 🤪 but for real, sorry. We can all empathize.
You can try finding a gig job in your area as your last resort. Never give up! Always remember that you’re never alone in this and we all need to make sacrifices for the sake of our families.
Hugs 🫂 I’m in a similar situation.
I applied for a custodian role and did the assessment at a senior center just because I need something at this point. Haven’t heard back. I keep getting rejections from roles in my field.
Can’t say I expected this outcome at 35, with 2 master’s degrees and experience. If the universe is trying to teach me something, I don’t understand it. Please universe, spell it out for me. I’m tired, broken, and bitter.
I’m 5 years unemployed. I tried today to get mental health help from local services. Proceed to snap on me and I hung up immediately. Same thing with my university, they don’t care…
Same boat as you my friend.
I just got rejected for two jobs I thought I had a great chance of getting.
I wish you great fortune and hope you find a great job asap
Same here. I have eighteen years experience in HR and held the title of HR director for six years. I just want to rip my hair out. I’ve been unemployed since October of 2023. I have gone on several interviews where I knock it out of the park. They say we like what we hear. Go to two additional interviews. Then, get ghosted or a rejection letter. Soon, I might choose a violence mother.