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I Hoard Rejection Letters
I just woke up to two rejection letters in my mailbox to add to the ones I already have. I even print out the rejection emails. I might frame the one from K&E.
Does anyone else have weird rituals for coping with rejection?
ETA: Maybe this is more appropriate in the lounge?
Does anyone else have weird rituals for coping with rejection?
ETA: Maybe this is more appropriate in the lounge?
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Re: I Hoard Rejection Letters
was K&E snail mail or email?Anonymous User wrote:I just woke up to two rejection letters in my mailbox to add to the ones I already have. I even print out the rejection emails. I might frame the one from K&E.
Does anyone else have weird rituals for coping with rejection?
ETA: Maybe this is more appropriate in the lounge?
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Re: I Hoard Rejection Letters
It was an email post-CB.Anonymous User wrote:was K&E snail mail or email?Anonymous User wrote:I just woke up to two rejection letters in my mailbox to add to the ones I already have. I even print out the rejection emails. I might frame the one from K&E.
Does anyone else have weird rituals for coping with rejection?
ETA: Maybe this is more appropriate in the lounge?
As for the paper law school... WOW


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Re: I Hoard Rejection Letters
I'm really sorry dude.
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Re: I Hoard Rejection Letters
Dings after callbacks hurt the most
. Especially when you think you did an awesome job and you fit in perfectly.

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Re: I Hoard Rejection Letters
Still waiting to hear from my first call back, so I haven't had this joy yet. Each day that goes by, I die a little inside. I've had 6 screeners (one CB, one ding) since last Monday, so I'm hoping to have the chance to be rejected at a few CBs in the coming daysflorentine wrote:Dings after callbacks hurt the most. Especially when you think you did an awesome job and you fit in perfectly.
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Re: I Hoard Rejection Letters
I have a pile on my desk that I'm just saving for no particular reason. I guess motivation?
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Re: I Hoard Rejection Letters
I keep them. I even have my UG, grad school, and law school rejection letters. They're in a file in my filing cabinet. I'm hoping that in 30 years I can lean back in my creaky leather chair, kick my feet up by the fire, and read them aloud while smoking a pipe and chuckling to myself.
*just realized that I hope to retire as a hobbit.
*just realized that I hope to retire as a hobbit.
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Re: I Hoard Rejection Letters
I keep mine in a pretty heft three ring binder.
One day, and I'll know when the time is right, that thing is going to go into a bonfire. I am going to partially char some meat with fire fed by my former sorrow. It will taste delicious
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One day, and I'll know when the time is right, that thing is going to go into a bonfire. I am going to partially char some meat with fire fed by my former sorrow. It will taste delicious

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Re: I Hoard Rejection Letters
Same hereDanger Zone wrote:I have a pile on my desk that I'm just saving for no particular reason. I guess motivation?
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Re: I Hoard Rejection Letters
Void wrote:I keep them. I even have my UG, grad school, and law school rejection letters. They're in a file in my filing cabinet. I'm hoping that in 30 years I can lean back in my creaky leather chair, kick my feet up by the fire, and read them aloud while smoking a pipe and chuckling to myself.
*just realized that I hope to retire as a hobbit.
All you need is hairy feet.
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Re: I Hoard Rejection Letters
That's actually already pretty covered.vulaw wrote:Void wrote:I keep them. I even have my UG, grad school, and law school rejection letters. They're in a file in my filing cabinet. I'm hoping that in 30 years I can lean back in my creaky leather chair, kick my feet up by the fire, and read them aloud while smoking a pipe and chuckling to myself.
*just realized that I hope to retire as a hobbit.
All you need is hairy feet.
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