The Problem Isn't About Rejection

I would echo that completely because the problem really is about using the word rejection. It's in terms of pupilage and it's not how candidates should look at pupilage. All it really means if you don't get an offer is not here and not now. It's not never. And two examples I can give you are a recently appointed high called judge who had five rejections after doing his verse six. He could not find a place anywhere at the bar to do any area of law. When he finally did manage to find a set, that set broke down due to disobedience. So he moved to his penultimate set and he's now a high court judge. so it does happen