by Guest2323 » Fri Jan 30, 2026 12:15 am
Take a deep breath
Consider what aspect of your interview might have went wrong and how you can work to improve for future job interviews, etc.
Write it out, get the feelings out. Remind yourself there’s not much you can do now but improve in areas that you feel are sparse.
Tomorrow, write them a kind thank you email (if you haven’t already). Maybe very briefly mention the things you’re working to learn this semester and how it will help you contribute to the DoD mission.
Chin up, you’ll be ok no matter the outcome- as long as you put your future efforts towards growth rather than rumination.
Good luck!
What style interview was it? Telephone or Zoom, individual vs panel, hirevue?
Take a deep breath
Consider what aspect of your interview might have went wrong and how you can work to improve for future job interviews, etc.
Write it out, get the feelings out. Remind yourself there’s not much you can do now but improve in areas that you feel are sparse.
Tomorrow, write them a kind thank you email (if you haven’t already). Maybe very briefly mention the things you’re working to learn this semester and how it will help you contribute to the DoD mission.
Chin up, you’ll be ok no matter the outcome- as long as you put your future efforts towards growth rather than rumination.
Good luck!
What style interview was it? Telephone or Zoom, individual vs panel, hirevue?