Being rejected from a job can be a difficult experience, but it's important to remember that rejection is a part of life. It's important to turn that rejection into a positive experience and use it as an opportunity to learn and grow. In this blog post, you'll learn how to use a job rejection as a stepping stone to success by planning your next steps.
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If you take time away from your career to travel, care for a relative, or stay at home to raise a family, you can think more objectively about it. Considering putting my own daughter in childcare/creche made my wife and I assess whether a job is something you want, can do mentally, physically, and financially. (Your life really does get turned upside down when the responsibility and priority of a dependent child arrives in your life) It is possible to discover that your interests, career choices, and financial independence have evolved as a mother/father and that your previous job/industry does not fit with your family lifestyle anymore.
