You're feeling burnt out from job hunting. What can you do to stay motivated?

You Now have a Job and it to find a Job, So do what you should Get up eat breakfast and GET to work, 2 hours replay to Emails, Job apply from job site, Coffee break, 2 hour looking for Companies that may hire in work area make a list. For Me as QA I looked for any companies hire DEV or PMP, look for the people you work with. LUNCH Time Then Work your list use LinkedIn and the WWW to find people who work there and check connections see if you can connect directly to the MANAGER who would hire you. Find company site fill in Job profile. (they do get used) Once your List is Done do a quick review of Job sites and call it a day. Keep a simple excel of Every Job you apply too.

Break down your job search into smaller, manageable tasks. Set realistic goals for each day or week to make progress without overwhelming yourself.

Be positive and apply where people are looking forward guy like you? I mean, Nowadays people hire with taste not capacity. so be realistic and approach like that. Dreaming is great idea but dreaming of good treatment is not a option?

Share your feelings with friends, family, or a mentor. They can provide valuable insights, encouragement, and emotional support during your job search.

Use the time between applications to acquire new skills or enhance existing ones. This not only adds value to your profile but can also boost your confidence.

I had such situations in my past years. Every time I was refused I used this refusal as a ,,new start". Please always remember what is your goal and never stop trying to achieving it with strong motivation, patience and iron nerves.

Two things that I see people failing to do in their job search strategy are cataloging their 'wins and accomplishments' and reviewing and prioritizing their professional contacts for networking. Too many people are just tweaking resumes and firing applications by the dozens into unqualified postings and opportunities. Focus upon understanding and being able to articulate the differentiation you bring from your accomplishments and upon the contacts you should be touching to get your name out into the marketplace.

Actually staying motivated always difficult to me but there's ways to overcome from it and staying motivated. 1st of all I have to be focused on my purpose cause it's vital to remember why I started looking for a new job and to keep that goal in mind. Then I'll create a plan & follow a routine. Additionally I'll try to manage my feeling of burnout by taking break & giving myself time to rest and recharge. I can also try to get support from friends/ family members/ professional. And these things always help me stay on track & progress even when I'm tired/discouraged. Consequently, it's very easy to get discouraged but try to stay positive, focus on your strength & accomplishments. As well as remind yourself that rejection is not personal.

Periodically reassess your job search strategy. If something isn't working, be open to making adjustments and trying different approaches.

Grow some soft skill set and if possible technichal also and get some certificate as a expertise token. Show it with your align with Job description.