We’ve all been there. A recruiter reaches out and offers to double your TC. It will completely change your life. You give them 2 full months of your life in the process, right down to the final interviews and every last word in the emails.
And then you get dropped for someone better. You feel defeated, confused, angry, resentful, jealous …
But as the clouds clear, you forget and move on. So I just wanted to let all the successful people know that I’m happy for them. I’m psyched you got the job, that it changes your life, that you get to move to a new city with less financial worries, that your spouse or S/O gets to be proud of you (or at least you don’t worry they feel bad for you), that you get a new chapter.
My day will come too ✌🏻
Love my Blind community a little harder today
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If you're in a two-month-long interview process, it's only because you've let yourself be in a two-month-long interview process.
You have to take the view that you are a product. And Some Company out there wants what you're selling. Advertise yourself, don't sell yourself cheaply, and most of all if you don't like the way the buyer is treating you AS PART OF THE PURCHASE PROCESS, fuck 'em. There's always the nest buyer.