Feeling very discouraged today so

[KarenCee 3]

HUGSSSSSSSSSSSSS! Hope something turns up for you. I know how stressful it is....when I went back into the working world, I remember thinking I would never find anything. And jobs that I knew I was qualified for, I didn't get interviewed for, or if I did get an interview, I never heard another word. Hang in there....keeping my fingers crossed for you

[Jasman0717 9]

I hope you get a call soon!

[dawnnhatem 0]

Dont be afraid to call them...so many people are really slow decision-makers and it is likely half the applicants were so alike that they couldn't decide...an applicant that follows up can stand apart from the others. Also, you never know. they might have chosen someone that they hate by now or isnt working out. Good Luck!!!

[kearinne 0]

No real suggestions other than to just keep your chin up. I too am having no luck in the job department despite applying for jobs I'm quite qualified for if not more so. I also worried about the "authorized to work in the US" part in cover letters. I decided to keep it in because all my job experience is in Canada and it kind of ties it in (why no US experience is in there) saying I'm a new resident to the US but am authorized to work here. I kind of chalk up my lack of luck to not having any US experience and employers being turned off a bit by that. I dunno. Whatever it is, I hope someone will just give me a chance.

I'll keep my fingers crossed for you and for myself. I haven't itched this bad to work since starting out again after having my daughter.

[Melo 1]

I wish you the very best of luck... hope you get that call soon

[Traviesa 0]

Cerise, sorry I missed this. I was wondering if you had heard. Well, if you haven't completely give up on the job you interviewed for and are still interested, I would call them. It's always best to follow up with a phone call to reinforce your interest and to just find out what's going on.

[daisy16 0]

Cerise, sorry I missed this. I was wondering if you had heard. Well, if you haven't completely give up on the job you interviewed for and are still interested, I would call them. It's always best to follow up with a phone call to reinforce your interest and to just find out what's going on.

I totally agree with missliss, give them a follow-up call. Sometimes they get held up for the stupidest things like the interviewer is out with the flu, or the reference they wanted didn't call back cause that person had the flu.

Hang in there, keep that nose to the grindstone, you can do it

***takes a big breath*** oh, out of cliches/

I'm really hoping you get something that YOU like. Lotsa hugs going out to you.

[ChristinaM 0]

Ditto. Ditto, ditto, ditto.

Also, you know you're a good technical writer. If you don't get this job, maybe it's a sign that you should be looking more in that area - which I think would make you happier anyway.

Hugs!