Tips For Gaining Confidence After Rejections During Job Search
Confidence is the key to success and without which you cannot take up the right action and therefore will fail miserably. Most of the candidates lack this key because of the failures in previous attempts of the interview and therefore they do not get placed. So here is a career advice for them to get the latest jobs in IT. 1) Find out what was missing You might have attended an interview and got rejected or sent a cover letter and got ignored. Don’t dwell yourself with emotional beat up. Instead introspect about what was missing and why you did not clear the interview. If you are sounding very basic or not appropriate for the interview then you will definitely be rejected. 2) Cultivate the mindset of the winner Do not be sad at failures. It is said that failures are the first stepping stone for success. Action speaks louder than words but for that you need to carry a right mind set. Attitude is everything. Boost up your confidence. Just rewind your life incidents where you have been confident. Analyze the situation bring it here then use it. Action should also be rightful and relevant. You cannot get different results by doing the same stuffs again and again. 3) Prepare and Practice After finding out what was missing and cultivating the mindset of the winner and action. Prepare for the next
interview like question answers or any written exams. Practice several times by conducting mock interviews, online tests, aptitude, verbal etc. Then attend the interview and give your best shot this time. 4) Be Honest Don’t try to cheat yourself or anyone. It is always good to be authentic. You will not gain anything by lying. If you don’t like a particular job don’t go for just for payment. Do not fool the employers by projecting yourself as if you are interested or do not hide anything from your past or back logs at the same time be diplomatic. There are lots of career opportunities and IT jobs for freshers to make your career in this field. Also Read :- How to Enhance Your LinkedIn Profile?