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  • Be assured it is not just you. For every job opening in the US there are hundreds of applicants. It's almost like the lottery, many will apply, but only one will be hired.
  • Hey I know how you feel. I too have applied all over the place. To add to the heartbreak I have experience as a supervisor working with money and not once have I ever stolen. I take pride in my work but yet the companies seem to hire the pot heads or the cocaine addicts. I guess they would rather pay less to someone whom they can kick later down the line than someone whom can last with them. Keep your head up. There is a job out there for you. When you find it you will be glad you got dumped by all the other companies. BTW listen in to Les Brown. He is an awesome motivational speaker. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XpLFq4R_StI
  • 20 applications is only scratching the surface. The average job seeker spends up to a year looking for work. That results in a lot of time spent sending out applications. As others have pointed out, you also need to remember that for every job, there will be hundreds of applicants. Maybe Wal-mart hasn't finished the interview process yet. If you're feeling antsy, then call and politely ask where they are in the process of hiring. You have a right to know. And remember that if you don't get the job, you are not a loser. Many people apply to a position and only person will be selected. You will need to keep applying to increase your chances of being selected for another job.

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