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You’ve been turned down for a job you really wanted. What can you do to make the most of the situation?

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Being turned down for a job you really wanted can be a devastating blow to your confidence and career aspirations. You might feel angry, frustrated, or rejected, and wonder what you did wrong or what you could have done better. However, as painful as it is, rejection is also an opportunity to learn, grow, and bounce back stronger. In this article, we'll share some tips on how to make the most of the situation and turn a setback into a comeback.

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1 Acknowledge your emotions

The first step is to allow yourself to feel whatever emotions arise after receiving the bad news. Don't suppress or deny them, as they are natural and valid responses to disappointment. Instead, acknowledge them and express them in healthy ways, such as talking to a friend, writing in a journal, or doing something that makes you happy. Avoid taking it personally or blaming yourself, as there are many factors that influence hiring decisions that are beyond your control.

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Hamza Ali

Business Strategy Manager | Healthcare Strategy Expert | Revenue Growth Specialist | Client Acquisition Professional
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If you don't get the job you were hoping for, don't let it get you down. Instead, see it as a chance to reflect on your career path. Was that job truly the best fit for you? Maybe there were areas in your resume or how you presented yourself that could use some polishing. Think about whether investing in further professional development could make you a stronger candidate in the future, or if perhaps that job just wasn't the right match. Take some time to evaluate the situation and figure out your next steps. Whether it means pursuing additional training or exploring new opportunities, don't be afraid to step out of your comfort zone. Look at rejection as a way to learn and grow in your career journey.

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Wendie Colvin, MSN, RN

Nurse Educator & Author, ANCC Program Director, Post-Acute Care SME
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If you find yourself rejected from a job you thought suited you, use the negative to take a career inventory. Was the job really a good fit? What was missing from your resume or your outward communication that you could have improved? Is it worth seeking advanced professional development to become an attractive candidate in the future, or was this position just not right for you? Take the time to assess the situation and determine how you are going to move past it. Seek higher training or find a new opportunity and take a chance on something different. Always turn rejection into a constructive criticism opportunity and use it to improve professionally.

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2 Seek constructive feedback

The next step is to seek constructive feedback from the employer or recruiter who turned you down. Politely ask them for specific reasons why you were not selected, and what skills or qualities they were looking for in the ideal candidate. Listen carefully and respectfully, and thank them for their time and honesty. Use this feedback to identify your strengths and areas for improvement, and to set realistic goals for your future applications.

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Salah Ahsan

Top Recruiting Voice | Job Search Strategist | Interview Preparation | Mindset & Life Coach | Top Recruiter, wrecking biases with a hint of kindness. #TheWreckruiter
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As a recruiter who has worked with both agencies and in-house teams, I have observed that many candidates don't ask for feedback after being rejected. However, I believe that constructive feedback is crucial since it can help you improve your performance in future interviews. I understand that different companies have different evaluation criteria, budget constraints, or other reasons for rejecting a candidate. Nevertheless, the feedback you receive on your experiences, achievements, and presentation skills can be invaluable in preparing for your next interview with another company. It shows that you are dedicated to your professional growth and open to learning from your mistakes.

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3 Update your resume and portfolio

The third step is to update your resume and portfolio with your latest achievements, skills, and experiences. Highlight the ones that are most relevant and impressive for the type of job you want, and tailor them to the specific requirements and expectations of each employer. Make sure your resume and portfolio are clear, concise, and error-free, and showcase your unique value proposition as a nurse.

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4 Expand your network and opportunities

The fourth step is to expand your network and opportunities by connecting with other nurses, mentors, and professionals in your field. Attend events, workshops, webinars, or online forums where you can learn new trends, best practices, and insights. Reach out to people who can offer you advice, referrals, or recommendations, and follow up with them regularly. Use social media, job boards, or newsletters to find and apply for new openings that match your interests and qualifications.

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5 Keep learning and improving

The fifth step is to keep learning and improving your nursing skills and knowledge. Enroll in courses, certifications, or programs that can enhance your credentials and competencies. Read books, articles, blogs, or podcasts that can broaden your perspective and inspire you. Seek feedback from your peers, supervisors, or clients, and implement it in your practice. Challenge yourself to take on new tasks, projects, or roles that can stretch your abilities and demonstrate your potential.

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Gaurav Sharma

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For this the most important thing is to write your goals on white paper. Once you write the goals on white paper and paste it on the places where you mostly stay. This works as a motivational force. Now you plan your activities how these goals can be achieved. Once you work in the same direction result will come in positive. This is proved formula and works in every situation.

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6 Stay positive and resilient

The sixth and final step is to stay positive and resilient throughout your job search. Remember that rejection is not a reflection of your worth or capabilities, but a part of the process that everyone faces at some point. Focus on the things you can control, such as your attitude, effort, and actions, and let go of the things you can't, such as the market, the competition, or the outcome. Celebrate your achievements, no matter how small, and reward yourself for your hard work. Don't give up on your dreams, and keep trying until you find the job that suits you best.

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7 Here’s what else to consider

This is a space to share examples, stories, or insights that don’t fit into any of the previous sections. What else would you like to add?

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You’ve been turned down for a job you really wanted. What can you do to make the most of the situation?

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1 Acknowledge your emotions

2 Seek constructive feedback

3 Update your resume and portfolio

4 Expand your network and opportunities

5 Keep learning and improving

6 Stay positive and resilient

7 Here’s what else to consider

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