Login

u/Reasonable-Park4603

▲ 7 r/interviews

How do I not show burnt out in the interview process?

Corporate USA

After many rounds, final rounds, and varying levels of positions, I am so burnt out. I am really losing hope and drive. I probably dont come off great in the interviews, not interested enough.

I've been looking for almost a year and I just cant land anything. I get so close and some have been absolute dream companies, to just get rejected that I just cant get excited for anything. I am not interviewing for manager positions, analyst positions, and stuff that I have too much experience for. At this point I just cant get over the fact that I dont see any of these positions actually bringing me on. I just need some kind words please.

reddit.com
u/Reasonable-Park4603 — 4 hours ago
Image 1 — [5 years, Graduate, Operations/Supply Chain, USA] 1 or 2?
Image 2 — [5 years, Graduate, Operations/Supply Chain, USA] 1 or 2?
▲ 1 r/resumes

[5 years, Graduate, Operations/Supply Chain, USA] 1 or 2?

Based on the actual points, does one seem like a better path when put together than another? I tried to make 1 more in line with my overall path going forward. I am targeting positions in Order Management. The Finance position was an internship during graduate school.

2 is much more specific on my actual duties.

I am primarily in tech hardware, or consumer electronics industries.

u/Reasonable-Park4603 — 2 days ago
▲ 1 r/askrecruiters

Is there a way I can speak to a recruiter about my issues?

Corporate USA

Who could I talk to about my situation and think of new ways to search? Im still somewhat early in my career, so executive search, or headhunters might not be the best. I cant seem to get the staffers to really get back to me. Corporate internal recruiters are pretty focused to their company and wouldnt make the time.

I do have a few years of experience but I went back to school for a masters. Graduated almost a year ago and I am still looking.

How can I find someone to speak to who may have generalized knowledge to my situation? Not just resume review. But looking into my interviews, those job postings, and my overall experiences.

reddit.com
u/Reasonable-Park4603 — 3 days ago