A lady has come online to share how she missed an interview with a big company because of lost of hope.
She made the post with a moral lesson, stating that no matter how many rejections one faces, that they shouldn’t lose faith, but keep pushing and be expectant.
According to her, she has had countless rejection emails from jobs she applied for, that when a congratulatory email finally came, she did not see it.
She had given up on checking emails from jobs applied, because she couldn’t expect anything positive again.
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However, after realizing she missed a great opportunity for her lost of hope, she learnt her lesson and decided to share the lesson on the internet with everyone.
On her LinkedIn page with the name JP Morgan, the post reads:
“I missed an interview! I missed an interview invite from Chase. Yes, missed! It happened because the email got buried under countless rejection emails from them. I had grown so used to seeing “we regret to inform you” that when a “congratulations” finally showed up, I didn’t even notice it for over a month. By the time I saw it, the opportunity had passed. It stung, but it taught me a valuable lesson: no matter how many rejections you face, keep pushing and be expectant—because good news might just be hiding in plain sight.”
Many have sympathized with her, while others mad e a joke of it, saying her village people are in control. Some people have advised her to email the company, that some companies do consider complaints if their emails ended up in one’s spam folder.
