POD Anyone? (Post O Depression)
Anyone else struggling to find any motivation or happiness since signing for next summer? Nothing will ever beat the thrill of recruiting, networking, studying up on techs, anxiously waiting for an interview request. Recruiting was true bliss!
If this isn’t satire, you may exactly the type of dorky sociopath who will make it far in banking
It seems you're not alone in feeling this way. Based on the most helpful WSO content, many individuals experience a sense of emptiness or lack of motivation after the intense recruitment process. The thrill of networking, preparing, and the adrenaline rush of interviews can create a high that’s hard to replicate once the process is over.
Here are some insights and advice shared by others in similar situations:
Shifting Goals: One user mentioned that your goals will always evolve. Once you achieve one milestone, the next one will naturally take its place. It’s important to appreciate your achievements while setting new, meaningful objectives to keep yourself motivated.
Celebrate Small Wins: Another perspective emphasizes celebrating every small victory, even during the recruitment process. This mindset can be carried forward into your career—acknowledge and appreciate the little successes along the way.
Focus on Self-Improvement: Use this time to focus on areas you want to grow in. Whether it’s technical skills, personal development, or exploring hobbies, channeling your energy into self-improvement can help fill the void.
Appreciate the Process: Some users reflected on how they forgot to enjoy the journey while being so focused on the end goal. Take a moment to reflect on what you’ve learned and how far you’ve come.
Stay Connected: Keep in touch with the friends and connections you made during the recruitment process. Sharing experiences and staying engaged with your network can help maintain a sense of purpose.
Remember, the recruitment process is just one chapter in your journey. The next phase—whether it’s preparing for your internship or exploring new challenges—can be just as exciting if you approach it with the right mindset.
Sources: Anyone feeling burnt out by recruitment?, Recruiting successfully does not mean happiness, Recruiting successfully does not mean happiness, Anyone feeling burnt out by recruitment?, Depressed from recruiting
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