I have been glued to the TV,
as perhaps many of you have been, watching the many basketball playoff games. Both the NCAA and the NIT basketball tournaments
match the best team in the U.S. in winner take all battles.
Everyone showers
congratulations on the winners; however, what about the losers? These teams have invested many countless hours
of practice and competing in numerous games leading to these championships
games.
So what about the losers? What is their take away from these contests? Will they give up the game? Will they become sad and remorseful? I am suggesting that they will return to
their colleges with a renewed energy to return next season using valuable
experiences gained from this year’s contest ready to compete in next year’s March Madness.
I am thinking that perhaps
there is a similarity between the losers of the March Madness and job seekers
who have been rejected from a job which they sought. Taking a clue from the losers of the March
Madness games, they should learn from their job search experience, rework their
game plan, and return to the court (job market) with a renewed energy and
dedication to find a job.
Please post a comment in this blog or
email me at glynjordan@gmail.com your suggestions
for individuals who have been rejected from jobs they sought.
Thanks!
Glyn
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