The Emotional Side of Job Hunting
By Jeff Altman, The Big Game Hunter
Jeff Altman, The Big Game Hunter discusses the emotional side of job hunting and encourages you to get support.
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Job hunting makes me really irritable, touchy, and depressed. I’m beyond angry because where I live (I was born here lived here my whole life) you HAVE to learn/know French or else you can’t have a job. I’ve been ridiculed by managers/employers for applying in a place that doesn’t accept English speaking people. …..I live in Canada, a bilingual country.
I’m smart, I have skills, I’ve been to college not once, but twice. I’m a wonderful person…
What’s wrong here?
+Sarah Lennox From what little you’ve written, you know the issue and you can either cope with it and improve, fight with it and lose, move to a place it won’t be an issue, or keeping working to find a firm that is more accepting.
@Sarah Lennox From what little you’ve written, you know the issue and you can either cope with it and improve, fight with it and lose, move to a place it won’t be an issue, or keeping working to find a firm that is more accepting.
Sarah Lennox From what little you’ve written, you know the issue and you can either cope with it and improve, fight with it and lose, move to a place it won’t be an issue, or keeping working to find a firm that is more accepting.