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20. Rejection is a Feature, Not a Bug in the Job Search: The Math Behind the Impersonal No

13 min · 11. touko 2026
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Rejection is one of the two most common responses you'll get to any job application (silence is the other). No matter who you are. No matter how well qualified you are. No matter what your title, level, or industry.  In today's episode, we break down, the reasons behind the rejection, how to handle it, and what you can learn from it to change the outcome the next time.  Ready to get support on your job search? Check out Career Re|Set on erikaparkerprice.com [https://erikaparkerprice.com/] and book a free Application Call. Questions? Comments? DM Erika on LinkedIn [https://linkedin.com/in/erikaparkerprice]

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