>finding a job
>submit resume
>submit cover letter
>go to Interview
>can't talk
>interviewers look uncomfortable
>leave
>get an email a week later, saying my application was rejected
How is this fair? You put all this time and effort only to get rejected for being shit at talking. I want to get better, but I don't know how.
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Oliver Torres
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Jacob Jenkins
You can't work with other people if you can't talk to other people
recommend killing yourself
John Howard
You know what to do.
m.youtube.com
Dylan Gonzalez
i stuttered and got confused at the questions. I also spoke too fast, which resulted in the interview ending early.
Leo Lee
Usually small mom and pop businesses don't do formal interviews. Try to apply to those.
Jonathan Clark
The night before just rehearse, come up with questions you think they'll ask you and answer them repeatedly over and over again. Then an hour before the interview, pop a couple norco and you'll think fast, clear and be on a roll.
Jonathan Brooks
Dont ever blink during an interview, dont lose eye contact for a second. The more awkward pauses the better.
Owen Carter
I wouldn't let it get to you man. Jobs are a complete crapshoot in this day and age.
I've sent out well over 1000 job applications since I graduated. Only got 20 interviews (half of which were not even in my field). Either they don't call me back/send me a rejection letter, or they tell me that I lack experience and to come back to them in 2 years when I have more work experience.
I graduated with a 3.6 GPA, I was vice president of the student society of my faculty, and I have a large portfolio of projects. I don't even have a problem talking and can get hiring managers to laugh and warm up to me very easily.
Thinking of just starting my own company.
Eli Cruz
I have this problem too, except I also get sweaty and anxious. I can't imagine why nobody will hire me.
Easton Morgan
Have you guys found decent jobs yet?