Bouncing back from bad interviews and job rejection

Before reading this article, look around you – at the people in your office, on the train, or across the breakfast table – and realize you all have something in common. There isn’t a person alive who wasn’t picked last for a team, hasn't asked someone to a dance who said no, didn’t get cast in the play, or didn't get every job they interviewed for. And although rejection is sometimes hard to live through, the lessons we learn from it can be invaluable and position us for future success.

Check out 10 tips from Dave Sanford, executive vice president of client services at the staffing firm Winter, Wyman Companies, on bouncing back from interview and job rejections.

Read the tips in a single page here.

(Text: Dave Sanford; Photo: istockphoto.com)
Before reading this article, look around you – at the people in your office, on the train, or across the breakfast table – and realize you all have something in common. There isn’t a person alive who wasn’t picked last for a team, hasn't asked someone to a dance who said no, didn’t get cast in the play, or didn't get every job they interviewed for. And although rejection is sometimes hard to live through, the lessons we learn from it can be invaluable and position us for future success. Check out 10 tips from Dave Sanford, executive vice president of client services at the staffing firm Winter, Wyman Companies , on bouncing back from interview and job rejections. Read the tips in a single page here .