I have sent out a round 3000 resumes in two years and hit nothing so .i have had a handful of interviews but got ghosted on all or flipped flopping from companies. The first year of rejection was the hardest but afterwards I began practicing mindfulness and realized that this is all temporary even our lives are temporary. I also learned not to get too attached to the outcomes of things are always in his constant state of flux even our emotions although it's very hard to handle when you have responsibilities sometimes you can always just give up on things and that is totally fine as well
I have 2 years of experience in web development, and I have sent out at least 100.. applications now and just feel like it is not going anywhere.. and keeps getting auto rejection within a week. I really don't know what to do anymore.
I always recommend double-checking all your job application assets. For example, ensure you have a great resume (ATS-readable), a great portfolio, a great LinkedIn, and a great GitHub. Once those items are checked off, it becomes a game of how many applications you've sent out. 100 is solid, but it's usually not enough; I've sent over 1000 applications before to get 1 job. This was in 2021, when the market was a bit easier too. So, if it seems complicated, it's because it is, but if you're consistent at applying, I recommend doing it daily. Eventually, you'll get some fish to bite. If you need more hands-on help, feel free to join the discord in the chat.
I could feel your pain from reading your text I'm sorry that this is happening to you try to remain in a good mindset and maybe get a part-time in the meantime because things are not going to get better for a couple of months
I have sent out a round 3000 resumes in two years and hit nothing so .i have had a handful of interviews but got ghosted on all or flipped flopping from companies. The first year of rejection was the hardest but afterwards I began practicing mindfulness and realized that this is all temporary even our lives are temporary. I also learned not to get too attached to the outcomes of things are always in his constant state of flux even our emotions although it's very hard to handle when you have responsibilities sometimes you can always just give up on things and that is totally fine as well
I have 2 years of experience in web development, and I have sent out at least 100.. applications now and just feel like it is not going anywhere.. and keeps getting auto rejection within a week. I really don't know what to do anymore.
I always recommend double-checking all your job application assets. For example, ensure you have a great resume (ATS-readable), a great portfolio, a great LinkedIn, and a great GitHub. Once those items are checked off, it becomes a game of how many applications you've sent out. 100 is solid, but it's usually not enough; I've sent over 1000 applications before to get 1 job. This was in 2021, when the market was a bit easier too. So, if it seems complicated, it's because it is, but if you're consistent at applying, I recommend doing it daily. Eventually, you'll get some fish to bite. If you need more hands-on help, feel free to join the discord in the chat.
I could feel your pain from reading your text I'm sorry that this is happening to you try to remain in a good mindset and maybe get a part-time in the meantime because things are not going to get better for a couple of months