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Dealing With Rejection

October 18, 2009  |  Posted By: Trevor Wilson  |  Posted in Offers

Every job seeker has to deal with rejection at some point. It’s a fact of life. Over the course of my Entry Level Job search, I was rejected by well over 50 companies. Some were kind enough to respond with a rejection letter or email, others just pretended that I didn’t exist. Regardless, it can [...]

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Should You Reject A Rejection Letter?

August 31, 2009  |  Posted By: Trevor Wilson  |  Posted in Offers

Interesting post over at Guerrilla Job Hunting. The general idea is that it can pay off to reply to a rejection letter. This is news to me. I have received plenty of rejection letters in my time but I have never responded to one in this manner. Here’s the idea… …write a gracious reply, thanking the [...]

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Making An Entry Level Salary Work

August 2, 2009  |  Posted By: Trevor Wilson  |  Posted in Offers

Even though finding an Entry Level Job is often “the hard part”, it’s not the only challenge that you will face. It can also be very challenging to get by once you’ve found one. Truth be told, I’m a bit of a personal finance junkie. While I am still paying down my student loans (and [...]

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Gutsy Resignation Letter

July 6, 2009  |  Posted By: Trevor Wilson  |  Posted in Offers

Cat Sacdalan has guts. When life at work became unbearable, she decided to quit. While this alone doesn’t make her extraordinary, it’s how she quit that really takes the cake. Not one to go out without making a statement, Cat decided to express her displeasure by crafting her resignation letter in crayon. Behold, the greatest [...]

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