It may be that he just failed your interview, and maybe it was your first interview and you really
wanted that job and now you're really depressed.
What should you do?
First of all, you need to understand that this is completely normal and you will fail a lot of interviews
during the alive.
And I failed lots of them, especially in the beginning.
This is what you need to do.
You want, first of all, to continue.
You should not stop just after your first interview and even after your fifth interview.
You should not stop because sooner or later you will find your first company and you will get your first
job.
First of all, you should not be depressed.
And secondly, you must use interviews as an additional source of knowledge because actually, this
is a nice place to understand what questions you have been asked on the interview.
And also, you can understand what knowledge you are lacking.
And this is where there are two main points that you must do after every single interview.
Just after the interview, you must sit down and write all questions that you were asked and you didn't
answer correctly or didn't answer top.
After this, you must google all these questions and learn it.
Obviously, you can't learn everything in one day, but you can split this knowledge and learn something
new for you.
And this is really important to do directly afterwards, because in another case, you will forget it.
The next important point is to ask for the response from the company.
And actually, it might be that you didn't get a letter or a phone call after your interview from the
company a toll.
And this can happen in a lot of companies.
This is why you must read your chair with whom you spoke at least two times, maybe in a day or two
after the interview, and then maybe in three days afterwards, because you must get some response.
And if they said that you didn't pass the interview.
You must ask for the technical review of your interview so you can just ask, OK.
This is pity, but I really want some feedback.
What knowledge I am lacking?
And this is completely normal.
And actually, they won't provide any technical feedback really often, but sometimes that they might
do it.
And this is also extremely useful for you because you will see your knowledge from another person perspective.
Your interviewer can write something which is extremely important for you to learn.
This is why don't be discouraged if you didn't pass the interview.
This is completely normal, and you should just continue.