Rejection emails can feel like a gut punch. But this week was different. Here are two employers doing it right, and what others can learn from these rejections.

First, your job is not who you are. Realize you failed and get over it. Remember rejection is something that happens to everyone, even the most successful people. No one is perfect and we have all ...

Kathryn Bateman couldn’t even get a job as a Christmas elf. More than a decade of work experience meant little in the ...

In 2015, before anyone had ever uttered "ChatGPT," artificial intelligence already impacted job seekers in a big way. That year, Amazon realized that its machine-learning algorithms, meant to speed up ...

Looking for a new job, getting rejected or applying and not hearing anything back can do a number on your confidence – which can make your job search even harder. Scores of people in the D.C. area and ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Sho Dewan is a career expert who covers work, top jobs, and business. As the job market continues to be more competitive, landing ...

Nobody likes to be rejected or ghosted—not in their day-to-day personal life and certainly not when they spend time and effort filling out job applications. However, as many job-seeking candidates can ...

A millennial job seeker has struck a chord online after sharing an emotional video detailing her heartbreak following yet another job rejection. The unemployment rate rose to 4.2 percent in March 2025 ...

If you're job-searching, you know all too well the awful feeling of realizing that you didn't get a job, especially if it was one you really wanted. Even great candidates find themselves striking out ...

An 18-year-old in the UK was denied a job as a trainee estate agent due to her car's age, sparking concerns about hiring ...