Get used to it. Job seekers get it in incremental dosage from resume submission to first interview to second interview to no hire.
Disappointment just maims.
Well, rejection may not quite kill, but it sure can make you feel bad. But the good news is, there is life after rejection, especially when you use the disappoint to fuel action. Just as a powerful tree thrives in the midst of persistent tradewinds, rejection opens the door to determination , change, promise, and new possibilities. You can, too.