A lot of people fear rejection during their job quest, and if you happen to be one of such people then you should remain comforted in the knowledge that you are not alone. Only a sadist would like dealing with unending rejection. Every job hunter out there fears rejection, and the only thing different is the way they handle it. Successful job hunters use rejection as a tool to push further and drive them towards success, while less successful ones allow rejection to drown them in a pool of depression. Handling rejection more positively is the way to success, and understanding how to do so is tied to taking rejection in stride when it comes.
Archive for May 16th, 2008What, please tell me, were McDonald’s thinking? After commissioning designer Bruce Oldfield to come up with a new work uniform to make the staff feel better about themselves whilst doing a ‘challenging job’. For sure you have heard to people taking the Medical Colleges Admissions Test(MCAT) many times before they pass it, and are able to get their admission in a medical college. There are many people who complete hours of examinations, instruction and course work in order to earn a diploma and start a career. They posses the required knowledge and skills that can get them a good job and help them become professionals. If you are one of these people, then you need to keep in mind that setting your sights on a large salary package and a corner office in the initial stages of your career can pull you back from success. There is the right way to draft a resume and the wrong way to do it, unfortunately for most job seekers, the resume has become an avenue to start preliminary work on their biographies. It is not uncommon to find resumes where the applicants detail every award they have won since grade school, from the spelling bee to MENSA tests. Unfortunately for such applicants, your employers couldn’t care less. |
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