The reality of changing jobs in your 20s

The first office job I received fell normally.

Pass the papers.

I thought I might be able to do it, but I was rejected.

Honestly, I was very depressed.

"It's impossible to have no experience after all."

"No skill, of course."

But then the agent told me.

"It's not a lack of skills this time.

It is compatible with the company. "

And they looked back at the interview together.

The answer was a little abstract.

・ The part where the appeal was weak

・ It is better to include more specific examples

They gave me all the feedback.

In the next interview,

"It's a strength to have prioritized and responded in a busy environment."

"You can use that experience in your office."

I was told.

The experience that I thought was "just endured,"

It was a moment when I was properly evaluated.

And offer from that company.

Almost no overtime, weekends off.

Human relationships are calm.

When it first fell,

I think I would still be at that workplace if I had given up saying "it's impossible after all."

Sometimes I fall because I'm inexperienced.

But the future will change depending on what you do after you fall.

If you were alone,

That one company broke my heart.

It's not that I don't have skills,

He just didn't know how to fight.

If you are lost,

First of all, it's totally okay to consult.

The environment can really be changed.

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