I had spent months preparing for this interview. After years of struggling to rebuild my life, I finally found a position that promised a fresh start. I polished my résumé, rehearsed every possible question, and dressed in my best attire. I believed that this job could be the turning point — an opportunity to leave past mistakes behind and start a new chapter. I was full of hope, nervous excitement, and determination.
The morning of the interview, I arrived early, heart pounding, feeling a mix of anticipation and anxiety. I was greeted by the receptionist and then led into the interview room, where a panel of people sat waiting. I smiled politely, shook hands, and tried to remain confident. Everything seemed normal at first, and I felt that my preparation was paying off. But then, the recruiter spoke.…CONTINUE READING