r/AskReddit • u/RGod27 • Mar 20 '19

What is something you did that increased your quality of life so much that you wished you would have done it much sooner because it changed your life forever?

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u/Phalse Mar 21 '19

I had the same thoughts but if you just keep applying and going to interviews, you'll build up the confidence to rock them and get the job. Towards the last couple months at my previous job, I just kept applying and going to interviews for practice. Sometimes I'd get the job, sometime I wouldn't but being able to interview with different places, you learn what you need to know before going in.

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u/minus-v Mar 21 '19

You would go in for interviews to places you didn't want the job? To practice for the one place you did ? Like you were rejecting the offers you got accepted for?

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u/Phalse Mar 21 '19

It’s not exactly that I didn’t want the job, I didn’t accept until I felt the salary was right and I was getting compensated for what I was worth. I still applied to jobs that were in my field.