Rejection for Tech Professionals

I applied to around 300 jobs and was averaging about 1-2 interviews (phone) a week. After a few months, I found my dream career.

this isn't elithecomputerguy this is elithelifecoach! lol love your videos

Still the best free advise on the internet. Thank you Eli. However every time I head the cricket in the background I looked around @ my computer to see which fan was about to die...

This one stung. Ego is an f--king drug. Oddly thankful. Great vids man.

Man, good you've brought up this topic. So many people have to deal with this. I call this also "the impostor syndrome". Good points. A lot of programmers will identify with it

30:28 it's not stupid. It's commonsense. It's a mindset. It's having evidence for that as being the normal thing to do. That's how I am because of what I decided to believe in from the school I went to. That's what many other people do and this can be seen on one of the videos that I commented on when someone was like "PERSONAL."

27:49 not only that, but when they get fixated on this thing (I have no idea what you're talking about here) they associate it with being very difficult if they're not getting what they want. That then moves on with them to other things and makes them less willing to want to try other things.

"Around here we don't look backwards for very long. We keep moving forward, opening up new doors and doing new things, because we're curious...and curiosity keeps leading us down new paths." -Walt Disney

You look good with the beard man.

That last part about deciding who you want to deal with, I refer to that as the client you cannot afford to have. Great video.