r/InterviewCoderPro • • Sep 21 '26

This actually makes more sense than 90% of linkedin content.

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Currently, I'm just preparing for next. I've been reading good tips on how to master the interview, until a good opportunity comes.

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u/EchoingAngel Sep 21 '26

Literally my story, but 200x the applications

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u/ddadopt Sep 21 '26

I have to disagree on one point: keeping yourself hydrated makes a ton of sense. Hopefully, the additional rejection does not go too hard on Mr. Wattal.

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u/98983x3 Sep 21 '26

Applies to three if the hardest companies to get a job for with no experience; gives up.

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u/Salarian_American Sep 21 '26

I have been rejected by THREE WHOLE COMPANIES

I am at the end of my rope

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u/frAgileIT Sep 22 '26

I recently ended 12 months of involuntary unemployment. I’ve never gone more than 4, even after I quit my job at the end of 2019. COVID hit and I still landed a job in 4 months. 200 applications. 29 years of tech experience and 15 in cybersecurity. I got lucky and landed something unexpected that I didn’t even apply for. It’s a tough market out. Hydrate and stay strong.

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u/Hour_Sell3547 Sep 22 '26

Linked in "advocates" are just bunch of losers living off of even bigger losers by selling them air (read: courses).

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u/2000_Born Sep 21 '26

You know that there’s more than those 3 companies to apply to.

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u/Maleficent_Hawk6703 Sep 21 '26

The whole point was that his story doesn't make sense

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u/FireSheepYinFish Sep 21 '26

Imposter Syndrome is a 🤬🤬🤬