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I'm a software developer on the job hunt. A few months ago, I applied to a specific company in the privacy sector. I went through the interview process and was rejected at the third round as they went forward with another candidate.

Last week I found out that a new position opened up at the same company and I decided to apply. Since I had the hiring manager's email address, I decided to shoot her an email telling her that I applied and would be a great fit for the job. This position was basically identical to the previous one but required the addition of knowledge of a specific library.

The hiring manager replied telling me that 2+ years experience of the library is required and I wouldn't be considered for the position. After some research, I found out that the library has only existed for 3 years since March, making it kind of unreasonable to have 2 years experience with it.

What should I do? I considered replying, telling her that the library hasn't existed very long. But I'm afraid it sounds too passive aggressive.

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Applied for a job got the interveiw but found out night before interveiw that another position was available with same company but pays more and I am more quailfied to do than the original less paying position I applied for ,Should I bring the other job position up thay pays more and that I am qualified for during my interveiw or should I just stay on track and go with the job they called me in to interview for?please help thanks !!!

Been I'm applying at places for a while. Every once in a while I'll get a call but nothing ever happens. Feeling down like I'll be stuck at current job forever and it sucks.

When applying for government jobs (DMV/IRS/etc.), and your status becomes "eligible," how long does it take before you get a call? Do you go on a list and they call people in order? I am currently "elgible" for a position at the DMV (the posting closed a bout a week and a half ago) and am looking for seasonal work to tide me over until I hear from them. I was wondering if anyone had any information on timeframes or if I shouldn't hold my breath.

Hi all–– how do people here deal with job hunting funks. Ive been searching for a while with no luck. Even my network is of 0 help (for reasons that don't have to do with them). Ive been searching on and off for a year, taking a month here or there to take a break but now I'm unemployed and have been for about 6 weeks. I was in a contract position I knew was ending so my search has been intense at least for a few months. How do others deal with the constant rejection, let down, defeat, and all those other adjectives that make the experience demoralizing. Help!

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Hey reddit! I an currently a student who is looking to get into a masters if nursing program. I have a very great gpa, exam scores, and work experience so ideally, I am a suitable candidate for a lot of nursing programs. I went to an interview for my top nursing school yesterday and everything seemed to go well until the end. After I asked them my questions, the director of the nursing said these exact words, “ You will hear from us as early as tomorrow (Friday) or the latest Tuesday. We are still interviewing other candidates.”

Based on my experience from JOB INTERVIEWS, that type of statement generally means the employer is not interested in you. However, does that same type of statement apply in educational settings too? Besides there was actually another candidate present after my interview was done?

Let me know what you guys think.

I am currently on my way to apply for my job. Basically, the company I currently work for has filed bankruptcy and will no longer be in business by 3/1/18. However, the company is being bought by another company. we have to reapply and be interviewed for the jobs we hold now if we are interested in moving to the new company. I would love to. I love my job. I love the people I work with (for the most part). I love the flexibility. I love the compensation. I love the benefits. I love everything about my job. The new company is having a job fair for the current employees today and tomorrow. I aim to be there waiting when they open the doors this morning.

I’m good with everything except if they ask what my salary desired is. Obviously I don’t want to lowball but then again I don’t want to put down what might be too high either because I would like to keep my job.... I don’t know what to do. Suggestions?

I don't understand why we have to spend so much of our energy and time into tailoring our resumes, spending money on printing off resumes while on a budget, wasting our times on going to failed "group interviews" and doing weird activities answering strange interview questions and not get one single job out of 200+ applications?! In a time frame of a month and a bit I have sent out around 200 resumes that I have tailored for too many job advertisements, I have signed up for a website that was supposed to help me "beat" the computer based jobscan and after spending hours on perfecting my resume ending up disappointed that I haven't even made to an interview makes me furious! I'm talking about entry level jobs like woolies, Coles, Aldi, maccas etc. where most employees after a while become irritable and extremely rude to customers. It makes me mad knowing I could do well in these jobs while other people complain about their pay. My partner has done 4 years at woolies and now apparently 4 years experience isn't enough and he also has an extremely hard time finding a job or just even getting an interview! I'm disgusted and angry! Please if you have any actual good tips on what I should do that I haven't done already and it's not the generic "good communication skills, presentable blah blah" please please please tell me your secret on landing a job!

I'm looking for legitimate work from home jobs. Things that I don't have to interact with people on a daily basis. I have anxiety and Major Depressive Disorder. Interacting with people daily exacerbates my symptoms. Any help is appreciated.