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I will be honest with my employment history during the interview just afraid it would hinder interview opportunities. At first, I was worried about not finding a job thus I settled for this role. However, I don't see myself working for long in the company so I figured it would be better for me to find something that I'm truly interested in now, instead of spending another 1 to 2 years learning something that would not value add my future employment. Hope to have some career advice, thank you!
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Pascal S
27 Oct 2019
MBA Graduate at Singapore Management University
Hi,
If you stay less than a year in a company, it will be discounted by most future employers, unless you've achieved tremendous results in a short amount of time
So the choice of including in your resume is just yours to take and spin a positive learning experience during your future interviews.
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Axib Xny
22 Oct 2019
Proprietor at Self employed
Can you make adjustments to improve your situation bit by bit first? Why not engage your colleagues,...
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Alternatively, have a discussion with your current supervisor to see if there is a fit elsewhere within the company.
It's better to find somewhere where you can thrive and look forward to work everyday.