Made it to onsite at Intuit, Facebook and Amazon , and got rejected by all 3 eventually. the long journey of preparation & edurance at onsites was not easy, but whats the use ? it was useless in the end. i dont think “you learnt so much” is a consolation. It sucks and I am officially depressed. how do you deal with rejection?
Try in other companies?
Time is a healer
It's like dating. Keep going until that one girl gives you the time of day.
I would be hurt by intuit rejection (low bar), but amazon and facebook are much harder to get in. Bounce back up after a couple months prep and try again in 6 months
You can ask for more detailed feedback See where you need to work more and ask if you can apply later? Usually 6 month or so you can apply again (depends on company and location and your performance)
These kind of companies never give feedback, which sucks
I feel you
Always reminds me of: I tried so hard and got so far But in the end, it doesn't even matter I had to fall to lose it all But in the end, it doesn't even matter But the thing with interview is that it really doesn't matter. U prepare and u prepare. U figure out ur deficiency and then suddenly one day u find urself passing more interviews than not. The tables turn.
Haha! Love that song
This was the song I used to listen on repeat when going through interview rejections :)
In a nutshell, it’s hard. But there are several factors that need to be aligned to get that final yes (and tbh that sucks). Take a break and get back at it again by taking a serious note of what wrongs you did. Nothing is useless cause I’m sure when you were grinding hard, you felt good about it. Wish you best.
How much leetcode did you do?
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Get over it like an adult?
Agree, after multiple rejections get used to it at that point it’s easier to reflect on what to improve
@Tech Adults get depressed. What's your point?