I just got a raise and I want more money
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I have no idea because I've worked from home since 2020 and have gotten so used to working from home where I have developed a bigger sense of productivity that I just don't see it necessary to go back to the office. The irony is, before I worked from home, I wasn't sure how being a work form home would work out and was not looking forward to the change. Now I'd rather stay working from home.
I've spent countless hours writing the perfect resume and cover letter for each job application. I have even been excited to land many first interviews. On the day of the interviews, I alway make it a point to arrived at least 10 minutes early. When the interviewer come out to greet me, I stand up to shake their hand, and continue to be friendly and enthusiastic. I have explained my skills and how they match with the job. I do research on the company and asks non-genetic questions. I leave interviews feeling good and always follow up with thank yous, to then get an email several weeks later to tell me I'm not getting a second interview, or that I didn't get the job. This has been going on for months, almost a year know. What am I doing wrong? What should I do differently if anything? #advice
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This might be the most confusing experience. I just received a rejection email last week from a company but this morning I got an interview request for the same position. I quickly confirmed the interview time and hoping that the rejection email is just a system error 😅. Have anyone experienced this before? Wish me luck that the job is still open!
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Looking Back what is the one thing you would change when applying for the Job?
You are looking for a job, you find the company you see yourself applying at and apply. If you could changed one thing what would it be?
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Based on my observations of successful job applicants, I would suggest that one thing to change when applying for a job is to tailor your resume and cover letter to the specific job and company you are applying for. This means highlighting the skills and experiences that are most relevant to the position and using language that aligns with the company's values and culture. It can take more time and effort, but it increases the likelihood of getting noticed by the hiring manager and standing out from other applicants. https://www.hebpartnernet.org/
Congratulations! It's amazing that your hard work got recognized w/ a raise. If you'd like to advocate for more, here are a few tips to consider:
Never hurts to ask and start the conversation! Congrats again and thanks for sharing your great news!