Been a couple days now and I still feel horrible about that last job
interview. I don't know how to shake this feeling. I know I shouldn't
feel this way, but I still do.

I'm the kind of person to be open about both my strengths and my
weaknesses. I knew going into it that I'm not that proficient in
Python. I can deal with structured data any day with it, but working
with unstructured data is a different story.

I feel like the interview ended on a sour note... that they might
think that I may have communicated in prior interviews that I knew
more Python than I did. Their expectations of me didn't match up with
reality.

And I think that's what I feel: I feel like I, as a person, failed. By
attempting to utilize my strengths, and still not completing the
challenge in the very short amount of time allotted to me, I feel like
I am a failure as a person. I failed both the challenge and I am a
failure.

I know that's not true, but I still feel that way. And I can't seem to
shake the feeling.

What's true: I didn't have much time. The challenge (and the
interviewing team) was geared towards expecting a certain language. My
strengths didn't align with either the challenge or the team.