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ashlauv's journey

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    I've been applying for positions at Accenture and Accenture Federal Services, but I keep experiencing constant ghosting after submitting my applications. It's been really frustrating, and I'm starting to wonder if there's something wrong with my resume that's causing this lack of response. I've tailored my resume for each position, but it seems like I'm not getting any traction. Has anyone else faced this issue with these companies? Any advice on how to improve my chances would be greatly appreciated.

    Company: Accenture

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    I received my first job offer in May 2026 after graduating with my bachelor's in Information Sciences. However, I'm feeling conflicted about the offer because the salary is only $45k a year, which doesn't meet my expectations. I understand that this might be a reasonable starting point for someone in my position, but I'm worried about settling too soon. Some advice I've received suggests that I should take the job and keep looking for better opportunities while I work there. I'm considering this option, but I want to make sure I'm making the right decision for my career.

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    I received my first job offer in May 2026 after graduating from college as an undergrad. While I'm excited about the opportunity, I'm feeling a bit conflicted about whether to accept it or continue exploring other options. It's a big decision for me, and I'm weighing the pros and cons carefully.

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    I recently completed my first ever four-round interview loop for an associate new grad program role. I received an email the day after the interviews, and I have to say, I'm feeling pretty drained from the experience. While I'm disappointed that I didn't make it through, I'm also proud that my resume got me to the final round. As a May 2026 grad, the job search is really starting to take a toll on my mental health, but I believe in pushing through. Winners aren’t quitters, so I'm determined to keep going.

    Job title: associate new grad program role

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    I graduated in May 2026 and I'm currently struggling to find an entry-level tech job. I applied for an IT Technician position where I have two years of relevant experience. After a phone screening, I was optimistic and moved on to the final round of interviews. However, before I could confirm my interview via email, I received a notification that the job posting was taken down and then reposted with a requirement for more experience. This was disheartening, especially since the salary was $65,000, which seemed appealing. I’m feeling quite defeated because I can’t seem to land any entry-level role. I even considered if I should start exaggerating my experience, but I know that could backfire. It’s frustrating to see the job market shift, and I’m worried that my recent graduation is holding me back. I’ve been advised to keep applying to other roles that match my skills, but it feels like a tough uphill battle.

    Job title: IT Technician

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