Do not give up on your job search

[Jason Voorhees]

I have said this numerous tines before. I am the most rejected person you'll meet. Applied to almost 100+ roles, 27 straight rejections, zero interviews, recruiters ghosting me mid-conversation

but I refused to give up the same stubbornness and attitude that brought me here I carried it with me in my job search. I would burn in jealousy looking at people doing better and posting about getting hired on LinkedIn every time I scrolled so it was now a prestige and reputation thing now. I couldn't take no for an answer like this is not it man so I kept grinding everyday. Kept applying.

Then out of fucking nowhere two final round offers in the same week. Same resume and I did not let those opportunities go to waste and hit it out of the stadium on both those chances and bagged both the offers. Only 2 chances I had to make it count and I bloody well did. Moral of the story. The job market is a brutal RNG casino run by recruiters and HRs. 99 rejects don’t mean shit when the 100th is the one that prints it’s all about surviving long enough for the dice to finally stop rolling snake eyes.

So keep sending the apps Keep grinding, Keep the LinkedIn profilemaxxed. One day the algorithm might stop hating you for 0.0003 seconds and that’s all you need. And Don't let anyone tell you you are not good enough and always believe in yourself, your abilities. There's no point in pointing fingers or blaming things for being unfair. Things only start changing when you take the initiative and put the effort.

 

[NiZr]

congrats bro

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@browncurrycel @Glorious King @staccato @LXR

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@Chadeep @aladdinmaxxer @BigBallsLarry @childishkillah

 

[LXR]

Right now its like people finding lifeboats out of a sinking ship. The earlier the people find it the luckier they are, the people who try to find later are competing with others for fewer lifeboats

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@Luquier @Luca_. @Gomez @foidletslayer @BeanCelll

 

[unstable]

step 1: graduate from best uni in the country.

 

[childishkillah]

Some niggas really need to read this rn

 

[Luca_.]

Getting a job at amd is crazy dude. Good job

 

[copester2]

I have said this numerous tines before. I am the most rejected person you'll meet. Applied to almost 100+ roles, 27 straight rejections, zero interviews, recruiters ghosting me mid-conversation


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but I refused to give up the same stubbornness and attitude that brought here I carried it with me in my job search. I would burn in jealousy looking at people doing better than me so it was now a prestige and reputation issue. I couldn't take no for an answer so I kept grinding everyday. Kept applying.

Then out of fucking nowhere two final round offers in the same week. Same resume and I did not let those opportunities go to waste and hit it out of the stadium on both those chances and bagged both the offers. Moral of the story. The job market is a brutal RNG casino run by recruiters and HRs. 99 rejects don’t mean shit when the 100th is the one that prints it’s all about surviving long enough for the dice to finally stop rolling snake eyes.

So keep sending the apps Keep grinding, Keep the LinkedIn profilemaxxed. One day the algorithm might stop hating you for 0.0003 seconds and that’s all you need. And Don't let anyone tell you you are not good enough and always believe in yourself, your abilities. There's no point in pointing fingers or blaming things for being unfair. Things only start changing when you take the initiative and put the effort.

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the the box is a black pill lol , just thought that was funny

 

[Gomez]

I have said this numerous tines before. I am the most rejected person you'll meet. Applied to almost 100+ roles, 27 straight rejections, zero interviews, recruiters ghosting me mid-conversation


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but I refused to give up the same stubbornness and attitude that brought here I carried it with me in my job search. I would burn in jealousy looking at people doing better than me so it was now a prestige and reputation issue. I couldn't take no for an answer so I kept grinding everyday. Kept applying.

Then out of fucking nowhere two final round offers in the same week. Same resume and I did not let those opportunities go to waste and hit it out of the stadium on both those chances and bagged both the offers. Moral of the story. The job market is a brutal RNG casino run by recruiters and HRs. 99 rejects don’t mean shit when the 100th is the one that prints it’s all about surviving long enough for the dice to finally stop rolling snake eyes.

So keep sending the apps Keep grinding, Keep the LinkedIn profilemaxxed. One day the algorithm might stop hating you for 0.0003 seconds and that’s all you need. And Don't let anyone tell you you are not good enough and always believe in yourself, your abilities. There's no point in pointing fingers or blaming things for being unfair. Things only start changing when you take the initiative and put the effort.

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happy for you brah
by the day i turn 18 i'll start sending applications everywhere even to places i don't have qualifications for
i want that money even if its hard to get

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[Dr. Mog]

Mirin OP, I’d like to see you in these frames here on 4chan one day.

What’s the highest salary you got placed for? Reveal now or else -

 

[Jason Voorhees]

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Mirin OP, I’d like to see you in these frames here on 4chan one day.

What’s the highest salary you got placed for? Reveal now or else -
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$167k including vested RSUs and bonuses Santa Clara.

 

[BigBallsLarry]

I have said this numerous tines before. I am the most rejected person you'll meet. Applied to almost 100+ roles, 27 straight rejections, zero interviews, recruiters ghosting me mid-conversation


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but I refused to give up the same stubbornness and attitude that brought me here I carried it with me in my job search. I would burn in jealousy looking at people doing better than me so it was now a prestige and reputation thing. I couldn't take no for an answer like this is not it man so I kept grinding everyday. Kept applying.

Then out of fucking nowhere two final round offers in the same week. Same resume and I did not let those opportunities go to waste and hit it out of the stadium on both those chances and bagged both the offers. Only 2 chances I had to make it count and I bloody well did. Moral of the story. The job market is a brutal RNG casino run by recruiters and HRs. 99 rejects don’t mean shit when the 100th is the one that prints it’s all about surviving long enough for the dice to finally stop rolling snake eyes.

So keep sending the apps Keep grinding, Keep the LinkedIn profilemaxxed. One day the algorithm might stop hating you for 0.0003 seconds and that’s all you need. And Don't let anyone tell you you are not good enough and always believe in yourself, your abilities. There's no point in pointing fingers or blaming things for being unfair. Things only start changing when you take the initiative and put the effort.

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Thanks homie, really well said

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@Fusionxz @Swarthy Knight @ltn_looksminner

 

[unfortunatehobbies]

LSEG? see ya in the city mr big buxx

 

[shessonice]

I have said this numerous tines before. I am the most rejected person you'll meet. Applied to almost 100+ roles, 27 straight rejections, zero interviews, recruiters ghosting me mid-conversation

Great job. Many of my peers in my engineering program have received more rejections than that. But yeah it definitely takes a huge toll on your mental health seeing that many rejections, but its just unfortunately how the job market is.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

LSEG? see ya in the city mr big buxx

Almost every person I've asked has told me to stay the fuck away from the UK

 

[unfortunatehobbies]

Almost every person I've asked has told me to stay the fuck away from the UK

im in finance in the UK, job market is as cooked here as elsewhere, dont come if you don't need to

comp in us is usually higher.

 

[Swarthy Knight]

Tbf I think it's "easy" to have this type of motivation when it's for a job that you're actually passionate about (like in your case).

But for all those applying to shit wagecel jobs and STILL having to go through this process.. that's pretty friggin demoralizing. It's basically like you're grinding just to be miserable 40+ hrs a week. This is part of the reason why I decided to be a NEET, until I find something actually worth striving for

 

[Jason Voorhees]

im in finance in the UK, job market is as cooked here as elsewhere, dont come if you don't need to

comp in us is usually higher.

Much higher in my experience. Like I am getting £60k from this job and with higher taxes but job benefits are nice tho. In US it's more of pressure cooker. You either perform and deliver or get fired

 

[idealistsynth]

brown excellence

 

[Сигма Бой]

No moneh no honeh

 

[Fusionxz]

I have said this numerous tines before. I am the most rejected person you'll meet. Applied to almost 100+ roles, 27 straight rejections, zero interviews, recruiters ghosting me mid-conversation


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but I refused to give up the same stubbornness and attitude that brought me here I carried it with me in my job search. I would burn in jealousy looking at people doing better and posting about getting hired on LinkedIn every time I scrolled so it was now a prestige and reputation thing now. I couldn't take no for an answer like this is not it man so I kept grinding everyday. Kept applying.

Then out of fucking nowhere two final round offers in the same week. Same resume and I did not let those opportunities go to waste and hit it out of the stadium on both those chances and bagged both the offers. Only 2 chances I had to make it count and I bloody well did. Moral of the story. The job market is a brutal RNG casino run by recruiters and HRs. 99 rejects don’t mean shit when the 100th is the one that prints it’s all about surviving long enough for the dice to finally stop rolling snake eyes.

So keep sending the apps Keep grinding, Keep the LinkedIn profilemaxxed. One day the algorithm might stop hating you for 0.0003 seconds and that’s all you need. And Don't let anyone tell you you are not good enough and always believe in yourself, your abilities. There's no point in pointing fingers or blaming things for being unfair. Things only start changing when you take the initiative and put the effort.

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tbh its just not about me i feel about other people who fail to get jobs

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@Orka @Imaloser7754

 

[optimisticzoomer]

Obsessions with my hairline took over my life. Now I’m trying to heal

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Obsessions with my hairline took over my life. Now I’m trying to heal

Try to get a job in marine biology

 

[ltn_looksminner]

1% acceptance chance is actually decent in this market

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@Tigermoggerlol @Jager @Finnishmogger

 

[romanstock]

nah

 

[klip11]

I have said this numerous tines before. I am the most rejected person you'll meet. Applied to almost 100+ roles, 27 straight rejections, zero interviews, recruiters ghosting me mid-conversation


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but I refused to give up the same stubbornness and attitude that brought me here I carried it with me in my job search. I would burn in jealousy looking at people doing better and posting about getting hired on LinkedIn every time I scrolled so it was now a prestige and reputation thing now. I couldn't take no for an answer like this is not it man so I kept grinding everyday. Kept applying.

Then out of fucking nowhere two final round offers in the same week. Same resume and I did not let those opportunities go to waste and hit it out of the stadium on both those chances and bagged both the offers. Only 2 chances I had to make it count and I bloody well did. Moral of the story. The job market is a brutal RNG casino run by recruiters and HRs. 99 rejects don’t mean shit when the 100th is the one that prints it’s all about surviving long enough for the dice to finally stop rolling snake eyes.

So keep sending the apps Keep grinding, Keep the LinkedIn profilemaxxed. One day the algorithm might stop hating you for 0.0003 seconds and that’s all you need. And Don't let anyone tell you you are not good enough and always believe in yourself, your abilities. There's no point in pointing fingers or blaming things for being unfair. Things only start changing when you take the initiative and put the effort.

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A better job means more food which will just fatten you up for Haitian cannibals and Liberian cannibals

 

[LTNUser]

That passion and desire for achieving something you truly want,no matter how difficult it may seem,is something that separates you from the rest
Many would quit after failing once but those who try and try are the ones that make it to the top

 

[klip11]

Obsessions with my hairline took over my life. Now I’m trying to heal

Return to ascension peninsula

 

[Jager]

mirin bhai from what it seems like getting a job these days seems hard

 

[Hunter]

I have said this numerous tines before. I am the most rejected person you'll meet. Applied to almost 100+ roles, 27 straight rejections, zero interviews, recruiters ghosting me mid-conversation


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but I refused to give up the same stubbornness and attitude that brought me here I carried it with me in my job search. I would burn in jealousy looking at people doing better and posting about getting hired on LinkedIn every time I scrolled so it was now a prestige and reputation thing now. I couldn't take no for an answer like this is not it man so I kept grinding everyday. Kept applying.

Then out of fucking nowhere two final round offers in the same week. Same resume and I did not let those opportunities go to waste and hit it out of the stadium on both those chances and bagged both the offers. Only 2 chances I had to make it count and I bloody well did. Moral of the story. The job market is a brutal RNG casino run by recruiters and HRs. 99 rejects don’t mean shit when the 100th is the one that prints it’s all about surviving long enough for the dice to finally stop rolling snake eyes.

So keep sending the apps Keep grinding, Keep the LinkedIn profilemaxxed. One day the algorithm might stop hating you for 0.0003 seconds and that’s all you need. And Don't let anyone tell you you are not good enough and always believe in yourself, your abilities. There's no point in pointing fingers or blaming things for being unfair. Things only start changing when you take the initiative and put the effort.

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Lifefuel

 

[klip11]

Tbf I think it's "easy" to have this type of motivation when it's for a job that you're actually passionate about (like in your case).

But for all those applying to shit wagecel jobs and STILL having to go through this process.. that's pretty friggin demoralizing. It's basically like you're grinding just to be miserable 40+ hrs a week. This is part of the reason why I decided to be a NEET, until I find something actually worth striving for

Wish I could be NEET

 

[Finnishmogger]

Nice! I’m happy for you

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@mcmentalonthemic @EvilSatanArseRapist

 

[mcmentalonthemic]

@mcmentalonthemic @EvilSatanArseRapist

I already saw this, I notice I can't send more than 4 applications in a day unless I'm on nootropics. Fuck my attention deficit

 

[optimisticzoomer]

Try to get a job in marine biology

Impossible. Idek where to start with job searches. I don't think I want to do postgrad and I've already missed this year's window

 

[Jason Voorhees]

I already saw this, I notice I can't send more than 4 applications in a day unless I'm on nootropics. Fuck my attention deficit

Why?

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Impossible. Idek where to start with job searches. I don't think I want to do postgrad and I've already missed this year's window

UK doesn't have year round admissions?

 

[mcmentalonthemic]

Why?

My parents never taught me to work for extended periods of time, i'm literally the master of producing the most result out of the least amount of work
thank you - finding cybercrime forums at a young age, you've raised me well

 

[IrishSlayer1483]

I have said this numerous tines before. I am the most rejected person you'll meet. Applied to almost 100+ roles, 27 straight rejections, zero interviews, recruiters ghosting me mid-conversation


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but I refused to give up the same stubbornness and attitude that brought me here I carried it with me in my job search. I would burn in jealousy looking at people doing better and posting about getting hired on LinkedIn every time I scrolled so it was now a prestige and reputation thing now. I couldn't take no for an answer like this is not it man so I kept grinding everyday. Kept applying.

Then out of fucking nowhere two final round offers in the same week. Same resume and I did not let those opportunities go to waste and hit it out of the stadium on both those chances and bagged both the offers. Only 2 chances I had to make it count and I bloody well did. Moral of the story. The job market is a brutal RNG casino run by recruiters and HRs. 99 rejects don’t mean shit when the 100th is the one that prints it’s all about surviving long enough for the dice to finally stop rolling snake eyes.

So keep sending the apps Keep grinding, Keep the LinkedIn profilemaxxed. One day the algorithm might stop hating you for 0.0003 seconds and that’s all you need. And Don't let anyone tell you you are not good enough and always believe in yourself, your abilities. There's no point in pointing fingers or blaming things for being unfair. Things only start changing when you take the initiative and put the effort.

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bro i have given up till i turn 18 not long left then they will hire me. my country getting a job under 18 is a nepotism thing employers dont want teens due to insurance issues

 

[zethock]

I have said this numerous tines before. I am the most rejected person you'll meet. Applied to almost 100+ roles, 27 straight rejections, zero interviews, recruiters ghosting me mid-conversation


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but I refused to give up the same stubbornness and attitude that brought me here I carried it with me in my job search. I would burn in jealousy looking at people doing better and posting about getting hired on LinkedIn every time I scrolled so it was now a prestige and reputation thing now. I couldn't take no for an answer like this is not it man so I kept grinding everyday. Kept applying.

Then out of fucking nowhere two final round offers in the same week. Same resume and I did not let those opportunities go to waste and hit it out of the stadium on both those chances and bagged both the offers. Only 2 chances I had to make it count and I bloody well did. Moral of the story. The job market is a brutal RNG casino run by recruiters and HRs. 99 rejects don’t mean shit when the 100th is the one that prints it’s all about surviving long enough for the dice to finally stop rolling snake eyes.

So keep sending the apps Keep grinding, Keep the LinkedIn profilemaxxed. One day the algorithm might stop hating you for 0.0003 seconds and that’s all you need. And Don't let anyone tell you you are not good enough and always believe in yourself, your abilities. There's no point in pointing fingers or blaming things for being unfair. Things only start changing when you take the initiative and put the effort.

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imagine there is someone at ur job who also is on org and doesnt know its u

 

[Nectar]

Applying for jobs isn’t the same as 10 years ago these days it’s highly competitive and it’s out of luck

 

[Orka]

I have said this numerous tines before. I am the most rejected person you'll meet. Applied to almost 100+ roles, 27 straight rejections, zero interviews, recruiters ghosting me mid-conversation


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but I refused to give up the same stubbornness and attitude that brought me here I carried it with me in my job search. I would burn in jealousy looking at people doing better and posting about getting hired on LinkedIn every time I scrolled so it was now a prestige and reputation thing now. I couldn't take no for an answer like this is not it man so I kept grinding everyday. Kept applying.

Then out of fucking nowhere two final round offers in the same week. Same resume and I did not let those opportunities go to waste and hit it out of the stadium on both those chances and bagged both the offers. Only 2 chances I had to make it count and I bloody well did. Moral of the story. The job market is a brutal RNG casino run by recruiters and HRs. 99 rejects don’t mean shit when the 100th is the one that prints it’s all about surviving long enough for the dice to finally stop rolling snake eyes.

So keep sending the apps Keep grinding, Keep the LinkedIn profilemaxxed. One day the algorithm might stop hating you for 0.0003 seconds and that’s all you need. And Don't let anyone tell you you are not good enough and always believe in yourself, your abilities. There's no point in pointing fingers or blaming things for being unfair. Things only start changing when you take the initiative and put the effort.

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can I add my org profile to my resume on linkedin? I think my rep count is pretty cool

 

[Glorious King]

TBH THAT OFFER TERRA MOGS ME

IM BEING OFFERED ONLY 95k

 

[Imaloser7754]

I have said this numerous tines before. I am the most rejected person you'll meet. Applied to almost 100+ roles, 27 straight rejections, zero interviews, recruiters ghosting me mid-conversation


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but I refused to give up the same stubbornness and attitude that brought me here I carried it with me in my job search. I would burn in jealousy looking at people doing better and posting about getting hired on LinkedIn every time I scrolled so it was now a prestige and reputation thing now. I couldn't take no for an answer like this is not it man so I kept grinding everyday. Kept applying.

Then out of fucking nowhere two final round offers in the same week. Same resume and I did not let those opportunities go to waste and hit it out of the stadium on both those chances and bagged both the offers. Only 2 chances I had to make it count and I bloody well did. Moral of the story. The job market is a brutal RNG casino run by recruiters and HRs. 99 rejects don’t mean shit when the 100th is the one that prints it’s all about surviving long enough for the dice to finally stop rolling snake eyes.

So keep sending the apps Keep grinding, Keep the LinkedIn profilemaxxed. One day the algorithm might stop hating you for 0.0003 seconds and that’s all you need. And Don't let anyone tell you you are not good enough and always believe in yourself, your abilities. There's no point in pointing fingers or blaming things for being unfair. Things only start changing when you take the initiative and put the effort.

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Fuck man I’m kinda scared getting into engineering

 

[Klasik616]

Getting money is another blackpill

Tbf I think it's "easy" to have this type of motivation when it's for a job that you're actually passionate about (like in your case).

But for all those applying to shit wagecel jobs and STILL having to go through this process.. that's pretty friggin demoralizing. It's basically like you're grinding just to be miserable 40+ hrs a week. This is part of the reason why I decided to be a NEET, until I find something actually worth striving for

Yes I have no desire to keep doing what I do
I'm bored