How can you maintain your confidence after receiving multiple rejections during your job hunt?

Positivity is key while facing multiple rejections on a job search, keep in mind interviewing is a skill that gets better over time! If you let yourself feel defeated, you won’t be motivated to put yourself back out there and continue to hunt so take it as a learning experience. Find someone trusted to help you with your interview skills, remember there could be many factors behind a rejection- the role could have gone to someone internal, reorganization in the company or potential further lay offs. Rejection is all a part of the process, remember you can face a lot of “no” but only need ONE “yes” ??

Find a different angle for applying. Create a portfolio. Send videos instead of CV. Get free tutorials on YT. Keep shifting your approach till it hits the right string.

Job hunting can be a long and challenging process,but staying confident and positive will help you stay motivated and increase your chances of landing your dream job. I'm speaking from experience rejection after rejection,I even started applying for lesser jobs to see if it's me or the universe is conspiring against me,I always have positive people around me who encouraged me and support me,but that doesn't mean all is rosy,each day a step to reaching my goal.I had to take time and rest and recharge face another day.I had to stay persistent and positive,I had to take care of my physical and mental health by exercising, meditating,and spending time with loved ones,having to appreciate what is right in front of me,not what I don't have.

I'd eat a lot of pizza and drink lots of beers - to get over it. I also highly recommend you ride dirt bikes and wrestle pit bulls to get your adrenaline goin' before completely giving up

Get feedback, this is the golden ticket. Take a fine tooth comb through everything that you said during the interview. Keep doing this and drop any assumptions you had on how you thought your answers should have been perceived. View everything from the interviewers eyes including your body language, answers, and appearance. Sometimes it’s just not your turn, while you are waiting try to learn from any possible mistakes.

Focusing on self-improvement through effective networking can help you find your dream job offer. Here are the strategies I defined for myself after a few rejections following interviews I thought went well: - Stay current in your field by reading blogs and LinkedIn posts. Don't forget to leave comments and participate in discussions. - Attend webinars, conferences, and any events featuring thought leaders in your field. - Engage in online professional communities. - Practice communication...more and more.

One thing that keeps me sane is Upskilling.I take time to add to my skill set by learning new things.The more rejections I get the more applications I send. I stay positive and also take breaks to prevent stress and burnout.One day sooner I will get my dream job