Leaving my first hiring manager has been hard because he’s been a great manager overall, but most of all, I just feel so grateful to him for willing to give me a chance when I was constantly getting rejected left and right. I’ve paid back by working hard, for sure, and I’ve gotten great performance reviews.
I’m off to greener pastures now, and I feel sad for leaving , but also tremendously grateful. There can be 100 people in the room and 99 don’t believe in you, but all it takes is just one person.
This isn’t really a question but just an expression of gratitude. So thanks to all the hiring managers in the world willing to give a chance.
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r/cscareerquestions Leaving my first hiring manager has been hard because he’s been a great manager overall, but most of all, I just feel so grateful to him for willing to give me a chance when I was constantly getting rejected left and right. I’ve paid back by working hard, for sure, and I’ve gotten great performance reviews. I’m off to greener pastures now, and I feel sad for leaving , but also tremendously grateful. There can be 100 people in the room and 99 don’t believe in you, but all it takes is just one person. This isn’t really a question but just an expression of gratitude. So thanks to all the hiring managers in the world willing to give a chance. submitted by /u/LyleLanleysMonorail [link] [comments]
Leaving my first hiring manager has been hard because he’s been a great manager overall, but most of all, I just feel so grateful to him for willing to give me a chance when I was constantly getting rejected left and right. I’ve paid back by working hard, for sure, and I’ve gotten great performance reviews.
I’m off to greener pastures now, and I feel sad for leaving , but also tremendously grateful. There can be 100 people in the room and 99 don’t believe in you, but all it takes is just one person.
This isn’t really a question but just an expression of gratitude. So thanks to all the hiring managers in the world willing to give a chance.
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