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>>23127034 (OP)
I keep seeing posts from R****t about how people are submitting hundreds of job applications and not hearing anything after months of waiting. So best of luck to you.

>>23127034 (OP)
imagine wanting to lrop up the boomer after the boomer lived decades on a loan taken out on you

Imagine wasting your time going to 1000 job interviews when you could just claim disability and sell drugs what a useless fucking generation

>>23127034 (OP)
The key is to:
>Send/fill out digital application
>Follow up with in-person interview
>Followup with call a few days later
It sounds kinda crazy but I’ve been able to land pretty much any job I’ve wanted with this method.
Also having a well written, short and concise resumes that you slightly modify for every job position to play up your skills is tremendously helpful too, but most people can’t into these things so they fail miserably at life.

>>23127139
Bruh, you're a woman. And you said "Follow up with an in-person interview." No one does that. You get called in for an interview. Do you even have a real job?

Also
>test
>no one needs to care about my last post here the log looks awful so I'm going to /fit/ maybe

>>23127034 (OP)
get filtered
>sponsored by "insert ai model here"

>>23127036
These people whining about sending in hundreds of job applications are one or more of the following:
>1. Have an undesirable skill set.
>2. Have shitty resume
>3. Dont follow my steps in >>23127139
>4. Are lazy
>5. Have bad work history/not very outstanding education
Be honest with yourself, if you were running a business would you want your business to be staffed by lazy young adults who’s only work experience consists of being a fry cock at McDonald’s and an “ entrepreneur” in social media? Employers today have third-party companies and AI that sort through hundreds of these resumes looking for the right applicant. Why should they pic you if you don’t stand out.
It’s not even that hard. I’m not joking when I say I’ve been offered jobs for like 4 outta 5 places I’ve interviewed at. Same thing with school I’m really not that smart of a person yet I scored really high. All you have to do is put in slightly more effort than everybody else and your suddenly well ABOVE 80% of people in the world.
That’s the secret.
Yet so many people fail to get above that 80% because they’re simply lazy.
I really don’t care for boomers but they’re honestly right in that everybody today is very fucking lazy. Like what have you done in your life to stand out from everybody else? What makes you special? What makes you deserving of good things?
I don’t wanna sound too harsh but as I’ve gotten older I’ve really realized that most people just sort of exist to survive and that’s good enough. Not that there’s anything wrong with that if you’re happy with that all the more to you. I believe life is about being happy. But I just can’t sympathize for these people who sit and wallow in their misery expecting the world to be handed to them on a silver platter without putting in any effort whatsoever. You’re not unique unless you put in the effort to be.

>>23127141
I cold-called for every interview. Nobody called me except once. Most of the time when I said I submitted an application online most employers said: “oh we haven’t gotten around to reading your application.” But suffice to say when I left for the day they had and they had met me in-person. You literally kill two birds with one stone. Then the following call a few days/week later is to remind them that you’re still interested in putting in the effort.
This shit stands out to employers trust me.

>>23127153
Brother, the problem is they don't even call back to tell you they rejected you, and if you call them they refuse to answer and hang up. we get no feedback on how to improve.

>>23127157
Was application reader and interview a man?

>>23127157
Theres a world of difference between a mcjob and engineering and business work.

>>23127264
Did a nigger say they applied to mcjob?
No, a nigger did not.

>>23127034 (OP)
>we want experienced
>we want skills that you weren't taught in university.
I fucking hate it all.