A Bad Interview Is Still Practice — Debrief Yourself Every Time

Even the worst interview has something to teach you. The question that caught you off guard, the answer you rambled through, the moment you lost confidence -- these are all data points. After every interview, spend ten minutes writing down what went well, what didn't, and what you'd do differently. Over time, this habit turns rejection into refinement. The people who land great offers aren't the ones who never stumble -- they're the ones who learn from every stumble.