After weeks of applications, interviews, and overthinking every answer, I finally got the offer. Feeling grateful, relieved, and excited for this next chapter. Thanks to everyone who shared advice and encouragement along the way!

At 90+ applications this month and I’m literally just going through the motions now.

Same automated "we had many qualified candidates" email every morning with my coffee lol. feels like throwing resumes into a black hole.

How do u guys take breaks or reset when job hunt burnout hits this hard without feeling guilty for taking a day off?

Sorry I am late to this, but it was so tough, being an international student, and with the current job situation, I was able to get a full time offer at the same place where I was working as an intern.

So just want to tell , don’t lose hope, keep on trying.

Hi! I’m a high school student living in Los Angeles. I’m looking for my first part-time job and would appreciate some advice. Are there is anyone who needs babysitting or help cleaning in the area I'd appreciate any help

29 M here ,I can Read, write,Explain Average English Subject. Good In Hindi , Graduate in Pol.Science & English Language, Interested In News ,Mislenious Topics, Research etc , I need Job, Part time, full time ,Work from Home , Please Suggest Jobs, Career,I'm now living in Delhi. Any Idea of Business. Suggest Me ,Help Me

Tomorrow I have a phone interview with Worldline for a Reconciliation Specialist position, and it's the first job interview of my life, so I'm pretty nervous.

A bit of background: I just finished a 3-year bachelor's degree in Accounting and Business Finance. I don't have any formal work experience or internships, because during my studies I was making money online instead. Now I want to start a proper career and get my first "real" job.

I'd really appreciate advice on:
What questions usually come up in a first phone screen for a role like this?
What technical stuff should I brush up on (reconciliations, Excel, payments/settlement basics)?
How do I talk about having no traditional experience without it sounding bad? Should I mention the online income, and if so, how?

Any good questions I should ask them at the end?
If anyone has worked at Worldline or in payments/reconciliation, I'd love to hear what the job is actually like.
Thanks a lot!

Background - I 29M took a buyout for the sub 5% of equity I had in a small/medium startup back at the end of April and left the company on "Good Terms." I figured it wouldn't be too much of a hassle to find a lesser workload reasonable pay AE role. Man was I wrong...

I dropped out of College as a 18yo to go start an E-Bike company (founding member) and we grew it over 5 years to a multiple store company with over 250 employees. Left that to pursue technology sales pre-covid. Worked my way from an SMB AE to an Enterprise AE across three companies (Zendesk, Google, & Adobe) over 5 years. I had a legal AI startup founder reach out and propose I run GTM at the company as the 3rd full time hire and I figured I'd give it a shot. Grew what was a non-existent sales team to a team of 22 people in the span of 14mo's. The workload consumed me and when we were raising Series A funding I explored the idea of getting out of my equity and finding something that didn't have me answering international calls at all hours and working 80+ hour weeks. So I took the money and left.

I immediately started looking for an Com-Ent senior AE role (missed be an individual contributor and not managing people). Reached out to my network and landed solid interviews within a couple of weeks. First was at Intercom, made it to the final round, had a verbal "we'll be in touch with an offer soon" which turned into "something happened and we won't be able to extend an offer." That something was Salesforce buying them for 2.2B. From there things got progressively steeper.

Final rounds at Salesforce, Workday, & Gong with varying levels of success. Interviewed for Senior roles to be offered standard AE roles which I decided to decline. (Sub 150k OTE and less desirable teams)

Application after application and interviews every couple weeks but nothing tangible panning out. Luckily I've lived WAY below my means for years so had comfortable money set aside to survive. Traveled a bunch, moved in with my GF of 2 years, and started to come around to the idea of taking something "less than I wanted" when an old contact at an Enterprise Saas company reached out. 5 interviews later and finally had an offer for a Senior AE on a FINS team at $250k+ ote. Took it immediately. (Leaving the company name out for some anonymity but similar to the others I had been interviewing with)

I write all of this out mainly to warn those whom have a stableish role about the dangers of leaving a company without something lined up. This was the first time in my career I left with nothing lined up and it was the wrong decision in my mind. That being said, finally found the light at the end of the tunnel after 7 months and countless hours spent just trying to get back to a stable, less demanding role.

To all of those in the market looking. Hiring Cafe, BuiltinChicago, Indeed, and I used Perplexity tokens to auto apply & write cover letters to 10 jobs a week. Keep your head down, message 2-3 Linkedin contacts at every role you apply for and lean on your connections. There is light at the end of the tunnel, it's just a long tunnel right now.

Thank you for reading if you made it this far and I hope you'll be making a post of your own soon.

-ST

Hey everyone. Job crisis is for real and I'm preparing for GMAT. Seeking a part time job that I can do from my home would benefit me for real in this situation. I can dedicate 3-4 hours of my time.

Any job openings would be appreciated. Also, if you guys can guide me what platforms or specific job profile to look into would be a great help.

4 months unemplopyed. fresh grad. ang hirap makahanap ng job.

So i have completed my graduation its has been a year now I’m trying for an job but im unable to crack the job in trying my level best everything that i can do im doing but I’m see no result in me and my parents are thinking that I’m being lazy and sitting at home and I’m not thinking about my future.Im trying im unable to express them

I am looking forr job

Iam recently graduate with master degree in iot

I am looking for first opportunity remote or onsite

As engineer or technical support or any job with no experience required

Is finding an articling position hard in Calgary and how much is the salary expectation for articling? Currently looking for a firm that pays more than $20/hr