Sometimes a “No” isn’t really the end; it is the start of the new you. Getting a rejection not always necessarily mean that you are not good for their position. There can be varied reasons why you did not get that job.
rnLet’s have a look at few dos and don’ts after you get rejected in the last round of interview.
rnDon’t lose hope
rnIt’s not whether you get knocked down; it’s whether you get back up.
rnFocus on your weaknesses and try to wipe them out.
rnDo recognize your goal/Narrow your search
rnRejections can be brutal, and it’s often enough to inspire you to blame it on someone or the other. However, successful people try to think whether or not they prepared their best for it. If yes, why did they get rejected, was this role not suitable for their profile or is it because of the lack of skills required for it.
rnDo stay positive and motivate yourself
rnThere are a bunch of other companies who require skillful people like you. You just need to hit the right company and when you do, you will realize that not giving up was the best decision of your life.
rnDo work on your resume
rnTry to mention relevant details about yourself so that interviewer doesn’t need to ask many question from you. List down all the relevant skills needed for that company and their job profile.
rnDo practice formal communication
rnYou might have missed your chances of getting your dream job just because you went all nervous and couldn’t speak properly in front of the interviewers. Practice formal conversations with your friends and with yourself before going for an interview.
rnDo know answers to the standard questions
rnNowadays it is simple to find out what are the most asked questions in an interview. Know your answer beforehand to the most anticipated questions of the interviewers. It shows that you are well-prepared.
rnBottom line being that you should never insult or show your grievance to people who interviewed you. Also, try to be professional in your language. The world is small and you never know when and where you might bump into them so making good relations with such professionals is very important for your career.