So I didn’t get the job.
It’s out, whewwww. Though it
hurts, it feels good to say it and be honest with myself. Looking back I think, isn’t it funny that I
actually thought Express would offer me a real, corporate, big time fashion
job? And that I might move to Ohio? Ha! I
had all the confidence in the world, and everything with my Ohio interviews
went great, so I guess what hurts the most is just feeling like I’m not good
enough. I told Matt (the bf) before I
got the news that what would really disappoint me is if I didn’t get the job
after meeting face to face with my potential future employers, because I feel
like I bring so much to the table, and am such a hard worker with a huge drive
to succeed, that anyone who met me would get that and want someone with those
qualities working for them. I wanted to
show all of those employers who never opened my cover letter and resume that I
am worth something and I would be an amazing addition to any company. Well, I obviously didn’t do that. I feel like I’m kind of in a rut of feeling
like no one will ever want to hire me, like I’m a failure. The whole sending out cover letters and
resumes thing gets pretty old after a few weeks, though it does have its perks
(gym, tanning, nails and Facebook at any time I’d like). I’ve been trying not to get depressed lately
but it is so hard. It just flat out
sucks when you can feel something in your hands and so easily have it taken
away. I also feel like I just wasted a
couple weeks with phone and in person interviews and not really focusing on
looking for other jobs. Ugh. I need to stop being so mopey!!
I spent last week working on my last blog post (see below)
on the Top 5 Online Shopping Hotspots (did you guys like it?) and looking for
and applying for jobs. Though I did find
a lot of prospects, I know not to get my hopes up because a lot of them just
won’t get back to you. Also, all of them
are located outside of Arizona – there are many I found in New York and LA, one
in Seattle, one in Texas – everywhere but here!
I figured that would be the case, and it sucks to be faced with that
reality. I guess Ohio wouldn’t have been
that bad. Oh well, moving on! I guess that’s all there is to do – move on
and suck it up. I do think that now I
want something even better than Express, and maybe this happened for a
reason. This experience has given me,
though a hit in my confidence, more drive to really want something, the best,
for myself. I know that I am worthy of
my dream job, and I need to really do whatever it takes to get it.
So here’s to finding the best and being your personal best,
and realizing that when someone (or something!) knocks you down it only makes you stronger.
The search, and journey, continues. Cue the Taylor swift music.


You will definitely find something much better. This was not meant to be for reasons unknown at this time but will become clear later. Keep up the search, be strong, success is right around the corner for you!
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