You want to walk in ready and finally get chosen. Right now you keep landing the interview and losing the offer.
And the rejection never tells you why, so you walk into the next one and repeat the same mistakes. Another close second, more silence, and still no idea what quietly lost you the room.
You should lose only on what you could never control, not on the answers you could have rehearsed.
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Another close second next month. More silence. And still no idea why the room went the other way.
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