Faith - This is the toughest thing to do when you're faced with opposition. It teaches you humility and to rely on The Lord Jesus Christ for your full strength while striving to achieve total life transformation.
Today's job market is rough. Employers demand that job applicants in the new era of today's workforce have a college degree, relevant experience, and reliable references. They also demand that qualified job applicants have anywhere from 5 to 10 years of experience related to the position applied for. Anything short of that may result in qualified job applicants (despite having the experience and degree) getting a rejection letter. It's not about how many times an applicant has been rejected; it's about personal growth; how that individual handles it and uses rejection to their positive advantage that makes or breaks them.
Pressing On - Slow progress is better than no progress. Progress, not perfection should be your business mantra toward achieving small and feasible daily goals.
Starting a Business in the Midst of Rejection - Don't look at what you have and don't have in the moment. Really want something that bad? You'll find a way to get started one way or another. Even if it means getting up in the morning on an empty stomach and doing morning cardio for one hour before starting your day in order to have extra energy to sustain yourself for the next 12 to 16 hours.
Visionary leader for change - Where do you see yourself 5 to 10 years from now after starting your business? Do you see yourself in an honorable position to be respected by others and a trustworthy individual? Do you see yourself as someone who went the extra mile to ensure customers were pleased with your business services? This is something to think about if you see yourself possibly in the same line of work for the next 20 to 40 years.
Nevermind the naysayers - You're going to experience all kinds of people switch up on you. Maybe the person is a billionaire who now views you differently for whatever reason and decides to switch up in secret so they can save face before others. Perhaps some family members have secret grudges against you for whatever reason and doubt your ability to succeed. Maybe you got fired by your employer. Or perhaps you continually receive pre-employment rejection notices either in the mail or by e-mail. Whatever the scenario is, never give naysayers the satisfaction of seeing you struggle. You can use naysayers to your positive advantage by thinking positive and creatively strategizing to set yourself apart from the average. What is it so unique about your business that people should give you their business? Do you have a nice personality?
Is your positive energy attractive enough to bring in new business from untapped corners of the earth online and offline? Perhaps you have a unique way of relating to people that easily converts into new business or repeat business.
Take joy when someone has something adverse to say about you. Why so? That should be your subliminal motivation to prosper beyond expectation. That's also known as true business transformation. Transformation is more than losing weight and looking good on the outside with slim waistlines. It's a total change of self starting from within.
Prime examples of pre-employment rejection (soft and hard rejection):
Hello, ! I'm here to tell you that we have received your application. In full disclosure, this is an automatic email, sent by a mindless robot, to let you know that we are psyched to find that you would be interested in working for . We're very truly honored.
Even though this is an automatic email, it's not the usual don't call us, we'll call you, yada yada, so please keep reading!
What's Next? Well, it may take a few days or even a week (or three or four, as our volume of applications have increased) before a coordinator or manager gets around to reviewing your application; we are a growing company and our managers are still involved in the day-to-day.
While we can't promise you that you'll get the job, we will promise you that a real live human being, not a mindless robot, will review your application carefully.
Then What? yes, you will hear back from us. It is our policy to reply to all applications, even if we have to tell you that you aren't being considered.
OK, for an automated bot, I'm rather chatty, aren't I? I'll end here, and assure you that I look forward to tracking down a hiring manager and having them review your application.
I am sorry for the disappointing news. Best of luck in your job search.
Starting a Business: Emotional and Physical Investment
The above is some of many examples of pre-employment rejection. Are you experiencing this currently? It's not the and of the world for you. It can be the start of the beautiful new beginning. You see, when someone rejects you it's actually a subliminal door of opportunity opening for something better to enter your life. Whether it's a new personal relationship that potentially flourishes into a future marriage, starting a new business you've been putting off because of whatever, rejection should be viewed is inspiration to lose weight, build a business, financially prosper, and so on. Are you seeing the bigger picture in this now?
Never allow rejection to best you because there's untapped potential within. Allowing someone to get to you is basically handing your power over to them whereas she or he potentially feels power over you. It's time to take control of your life now and start a business in the midst of employment and relationship rejection. Yes, it's going to be mighty difficult because the odds are stacked very high against you.
The Road Less Traveled
Trials and tribulations don't always last. The effort you put forth today using rejection and transforming it to starting in honorable business from scratch will be the best investment made in self years to come. Why delay your own success because of how you're possibly feeling in the moment now from countless experiences of employment rejection? Don't let people bring you down because most people want to see you stay down while they look at you from a distance and laugh.
Get organized and start now even if you don't have all the know-how to start the business you've been dreaming of. You're going to make mistakes along the way building your business from the ground floor up. That's okay. Strive for excellence in your business journey. It takes learning the hard way in order to fully prosper. When you achieve all hoped for and you look back on the time you were most rejected, you'll be glad for the hardship experienced. Whatever you do after starting your business, keep going no matter what, even if it means crawling on your hands and knees like a turtle coming to the marathon finish line. Failure is not an option. Be glad adversity happened to you!
Today's job market is rough. Employers demand that job applicants in the new era of today's workforce have a college degree, relevant experience, and reliable references. They also demand that qualified job applicants have anywhere from 5 to 10 years of experience related to the position applied for. Anything short of that may result in qualified job applicants (despite having the experience and degree) getting a rejection letter. It's not about how many times an applicant has been rejected; it's about personal growth; how that individual handles it and uses rejection to their positive advantage that makes or breaks them.
Pressing On - Slow progress is better than no progress. Progress, not perfection should be your business mantra toward achieving small and feasible daily goals.
Starting a Business in the Midst of Rejection - Don't look at what you have and don't have in the moment. Really want something that bad? You'll find a way to get started one way or another. Even if it means getting up in the morning on an empty stomach and doing morning cardio for one hour before starting your day in order to have extra energy to sustain yourself for the next 12 to 16 hours.
Visionary leader for change - Where do you see yourself 5 to 10 years from now after starting your business? Do you see yourself in an honorable position to be respected by others and a trustworthy individual? Do you see yourself as someone who went the extra mile to ensure customers were pleased with your business services? This is something to think about if you see yourself possibly in the same line of work for the next 20 to 40 years.
Nevermind the naysayers - You're going to experience all kinds of people switch up on you. Maybe the person is a billionaire who now views you differently for whatever reason and decides to switch up in secret so they can save face before others. Perhaps some family members have secret grudges against you for whatever reason and doubt your ability to succeed. Maybe you got fired by your employer. Or perhaps you continually receive pre-employment rejection notices either in the mail or by e-mail. Whatever the scenario is, never give naysayers the satisfaction of seeing you struggle. You can use naysayers to your positive advantage by thinking positive and creatively strategizing to set yourself apart from the average. What is it so unique about your business that people should give you their business? Do you have a nice personality?
Is your positive energy attractive enough to bring in new business from untapped corners of the earth online and offline? Perhaps you have a unique way of relating to people that easily converts into new business or repeat business.
Take joy when someone has something adverse to say about you. Why so? That should be your subliminal motivation to prosper beyond expectation. That's also known as true business transformation. Transformation is more than losing weight and looking good on the outside with slim waistlines. It's a total change of self starting from within.
Prime examples of pre-employment rejection (soft and hard rejection):
- Thank you for the interest you have expressed in this position. At this time, we have decided to concentrate our attention on other candidates who we believe best meet the current needs of our organization. Please be assured that your application was given full consideration. We appreciate your interest in our company and wish you success in your career search.
- Success!
Hello, ! I'm here to tell you that we have received your application. In full disclosure, this is an automatic email, sent by a mindless robot, to let you know that we are psyched to find that you would be interested in working for . We're very truly honored.
Even though this is an automatic email, it's not the usual don't call us, we'll call you, yada yada, so please keep reading!
What's Next? Well, it may take a few days or even a week (or three or four, as our volume of applications have increased) before a coordinator or manager gets around to reviewing your application; we are a growing company and our managers are still involved in the day-to-day.
While we can't promise you that you'll get the job, we will promise you that a real live human being, not a mindless robot, will review your application carefully.
Then What? yes, you will hear back from us. It is our policy to reply to all applications, even if we have to tell you that you aren't being considered.
OK, for an automated bot, I'm rather chatty, aren't I? I'll end here, and assure you that I look forward to tracking down a hiring manager and having them review your application.
- Thank you for your interest in _________. We've had a tremendous response to our posting and are in the difficult position of having to not pursue many promising applicants like yourself. We appreciate your interest and wish you all the best in your career.
- Your application is being evaluated against the requirements for this position. If we determine there is a possibility of a match or if we need additional information to make a decision, we will contact you. If we determine that you do not represent a good match for this position, we will keep your resume on file and keep you in mind for any future positions for which you may be more appropriately qualified.
- After careful consideration, we have identified other candidates whose experience and qualifications more closely align with our current business needs.
- Thanks for your interest _______________________________. We have reviewed your application. Unfortunately, you are not the right fit for the position at this time. I am sorry for the disappointing news. Best of luck in your job search.
- Rejection Letter (formal) - We appreciate your interest in _____________ the position for which you applied. After reviewing the applications received by the deadline, we regret to inform you that yours was not selected for further consideration. The selection committee appreciates the time you invested in your application. We encourage you to apply for advertised positions in our company, for which you qualify, in the future. We wish you every personal and professional success with your job search and in the future. Thank you, again, for your interest in our company.
- Thank you for your interest in our open position. After careful consideration, we regret to inform you that you have not been selected for an interview. Your profile will remain in our system and we encourage you to monitor the site, and apply for any future position for which you are qualified.
- Thank you for expressing an interest in the ______ position. While this has not been an easy decision, we are sorry we can't bring you on board as our next team member for this particular position.
- You certainly have a number of credentials to boast, but, unfortunately, your skill set does not quite seem to match what we are seeking. So, at this time, we do not believe this would be an appropriate fit for both parties. Therefore, we will be pursuing other candidates for this position.
I am sorry for the disappointing news. Best of luck in your job search.
- The response to our employment ad was more successful than we anticipated, and while we have thoroughly reviewed your credentials and weighed carefully your qualifications for this position, we have found several other candidates with qualifications and experience that more closely meet our needs at this time. Therefore, you will no longer be under consideration for this position. Please feel free to review our website for future position openings.
Starting a Business: Emotional and Physical Investment
The above is some of many examples of pre-employment rejection. Are you experiencing this currently? It's not the and of the world for you. It can be the start of the beautiful new beginning. You see, when someone rejects you it's actually a subliminal door of opportunity opening for something better to enter your life. Whether it's a new personal relationship that potentially flourishes into a future marriage, starting a new business you've been putting off because of whatever, rejection should be viewed is inspiration to lose weight, build a business, financially prosper, and so on. Are you seeing the bigger picture in this now?
Never allow rejection to best you because there's untapped potential within. Allowing someone to get to you is basically handing your power over to them whereas she or he potentially feels power over you. It's time to take control of your life now and start a business in the midst of employment and relationship rejection. Yes, it's going to be mighty difficult because the odds are stacked very high against you.
The Road Less Traveled
Trials and tribulations don't always last. The effort you put forth today using rejection and transforming it to starting in honorable business from scratch will be the best investment made in self years to come. Why delay your own success because of how you're possibly feeling in the moment now from countless experiences of employment rejection? Don't let people bring you down because most people want to see you stay down while they look at you from a distance and laugh.
Get organized and start now even if you don't have all the know-how to start the business you've been dreaming of. You're going to make mistakes along the way building your business from the ground floor up. That's okay. Strive for excellence in your business journey. It takes learning the hard way in order to fully prosper. When you achieve all hoped for and you look back on the time you were most rejected, you'll be glad for the hardship experienced. Whatever you do after starting your business, keep going no matter what, even if it means crawling on your hands and knees like a turtle coming to the marathon finish line. Failure is not an option. Be glad adversity happened to you!