The fear of rejection can discourage you from sending your CV. Many of us think, “Why bother if I probably won't get it anyway?” But on Qwerty Jobs, every attempt counts. Thanks to QwertySmart, even if you don't land the role, you'll walk away with real value - insights into your strengths and guidance on what to improve. In other words, there are no losses, only lessons.
Send your applicationAnia, a junior frontend developer, applied for a mid-level React Developer role via QwertySmart. The competition was tough - over 170 applicants, many with more experience. Ania didn't get the job. But instead of a generic “we went with someone else,” she received a detailed report from QwertyJobs.com. It showed that she scored exceptionally well in technical skills (80th percentile on the test), had strong communication abilities, but lacked hands-on experience in a Scrum team. The report included tips on how to gain that experience and how to highlight team projects more effectively in her CV.
Ania enrolled in Agile methodology workshops and got more involved in an open-source group project. A few months later, she applied again (also through QwertySmart) - and this time, she got the job. As she puts it, without that earlier feedback, she wouldn't have known what to work on.
Every recruitment process through QwertySmart is an opportunity to better understand your strengths and areas for growth. Instead of seeing rejection as failure, you can treat it as free career coaching. You receive feedback that you'd normally have to pay an HR expert or career advisor for. This means your next application will be even stronger.
Don't hold back from applying just because you're afraid of rejection. On Qwerty Jobs, you gain something with every attempt, because feedback helps you grow. Even if one door doesn't open, you'll get the key to unlock the next one. When you apply through QwertySmart, you go all in - either you land a job, or you gain powerful insights. It's a win-win situation.
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