Has anyone ever received an offer after being put "on hold"?

>putting all your eggs in one basket

Why do millennials never have any skills in finding a job. They check out Indeed.com once a week or once a month and call that job hunting. They apply to places and wait for them to call first. They only apply to once place at a time. They use the same cookie cutter resume for every application. Their references are their parent's friends and professors. They have no real experience or training and just a degree thinking anybody gives a shit about a GPA.

>>1562889
>submitted application
>month later, get set up for a phone interview the following week
>phone interview was nothing but questions that my resume could have answered
>wait a month
>get scheduled for in-person interview
>do in-person interview, nailed it
>wait two months
>get job offer
>wait four months
>get called in to fill out paperwork
>wait two months
>get called in for a security clearance interview
Of course, by that point I had already gotten a better offer from someone else and started working, but yeah, depending on the employer, you need to be patient

>>1562902

fuck you gramps, not all of us are that way. You just don't know it, because those of us that aren't, aren't the ones complaining.

>>1562889
yeah, but it's not worth waiting for. get something else in the meanwhile.

>>1563047
>security clearance interview

Government job? Those take for fucking ever.

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>>1563104
Yeah, aerospace defense. Unfortunately, it's about the only aerospace sector not getting outsourced to pajeets