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.

you the man...ive watched alot of your vids..honeslty i didnt like you at first..but after many hours of watching you,you grew on me..now i think your borderline genius..i live in los angeles.. i have a couple certs..you are blunt but honest i can see..this video i related too the most..i want to thank you for giving the motivation to make some changes...yes this is really my passion.however as you know this is the most competitive market alive ..screw those media assholes that screwed you over..but your a smart guy and will succeed i know this..thanks again my youtube friend..i felt like you were talking to me personally.

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

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

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...

"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're channel is such a wealth of information. Thank you so much for sharing your passion and knowledge.

Eli, Thank you for posting this video! It's easy to fall into the trap and make it personal. You helped me refocus! I appreciate your bluntness and honesty! Don't change!!!!

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.

You seemed a lot more down to earth and like a nice person in this video. Thanks for the advice.