Disappointment

So I didn't get the job. That's why I try to not keep my hopes up too high because there's only so much further for them to fall should I be unsuccessful. The bright side is that they got back to us pretty quickly which is good. The downside, obviously, is that I didn't get the job. Luckily though there should still be a few more months with my current job before they shut down for good so there's still a good amount of time to apply for other jobs.

Still, it does suck and every disappointment still hurts as you try to analyse why they mightn't have picked you and go through every moment of the interview to try and figure out why. However, that really isn't the healthy thing to do so I really just need to move on. No one gets every job they interview for and I'm just happy that I made it through to the interview round even though 300 people applied and they only interviewed 40. I'm sure there were a lot more qualified people for the premium cinema role and they obviously would not have needed as many people as they would have for traditional.

I guess the best thing to do is to let it out which is what I am doing now. URRGHHHHAHSGAD.

Now that's over it's time to look forward and keep on applying :)