Read previewA woman said she "rage applied" to a job after an incident at work left her in a bad mood. She said she secured an interview within two days, scored an offer, quit her job, and has zero regrets. Still, a career coach said rage applying to new jobs could set employees up for failure. Two days after she applied for the job, Tiara said she had an interview scheduled. A career coach says people 'rage apply' when emotions run high — it doesn't always set them up for successThe phrase "rage applying" is relatively new.

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