Hi all,
I am a senior at a state university and have been struggling lately to find a job as I am graduating in May of 2019. The Plan was to go to grad school straight but again, I decided to work for a couple of years. I probably have applied to about 67 companies so far and have mostly received rejections. The fact that I'll require a sponsorship later on might be one of the few major factors behind this. I did receive around 4 interviews(Apple, wayfair, BNY Mellon, Blackrock) but already got rejected from 2 and I've got no hope from remaining two either.
I worry everyday as my graduation date is nearing and as it's already December, I don't see a clear bright path ahead.
Well, the goal of my post is to hear from you guys. Based on your experience, what makes a successful candidate?
Guys, please give me some suggestions, what do you think would be the best thing to do?
Yes, I am looking for a job in tech(software engineering).
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