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The Real Reasons Candidates Don’t Get SelectedAt every workshop, I invariably get a question asking for the “real” reason: the real reason a candidate doesn’t get called back, the real reason a resume gets to the top of the pile, the real reason someone gets hired or not. Many jobseekers seem to believe that there is some back story that is hidden from them. I rarely get anyone who admits they blew an interview and asks how to fix it. At every workshop, I invariably get a question asking for the “real” reason: the real reason a candidate doesn’t get called back, the real reason a resume gets to the top of the pile, the real reason someone gets hired or not. Many jobseekers seem to believe that there is some back story that is hidden from them. I rarely get anyone who admits they blew an interview and asks how to fix it. Yet, accepting blame for the lack of success in your job search is the first step in figuring out the “real” reasons you are not getting selected for interviews, callbacks or jobs. While it’s sometimes true that forces beyond your control come into play unbeknownst to you, for the most part, the real reasons you were not selected are things you can improve upon for next time. Here are some of the uncontrollable scenarios that might happen:
What can you do about the above? You can only keep working on your search, accept the fact that some of your leads will go away due to scenarios that you don’t control, and therefore try to pursue as many leads simultaneously as possibly. Here are some of the scenarios you do control:
, you are in control. So take control of your search and give people real reasons to want to hire you.
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ABOUT THE AUTHORCaroline Ceniza-Levine helps people find fulfilling and financially-rewarding career paths, as the co-founder of SixFigureStart®, career coaching by former Fortune 500 recruiters. Caroline has recruited for leading companies in financial services, consulting, media, pharmaceutical/ healthcare, and technology. She is the co-author (along with Donald Trump, Jack Canfield and others) of the best-selling “How the Fierce Handle Fear: Secrets to Succeeding in Challenging Times” 2010; Two Harbors Press. |
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