How long should someone be at a job before they can put it on thier resume and start looking for another job?
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Jun 2nd, 2010 |
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I’ve been at my job for three months. Hate it! I’ve been interviewing for other jobs without it on my resume but the stuff I do here could be valuable on my resume. Should I stick it out a while longer or just go ahead and put the job on my resume now and look for another job?
I recently graduated college last may. This is my first job I’ve been working here for three months. Hate it! I’ve been interviewing for other jobs without it on my resume but the stuff I do here could be valuable on my resume. Should I stick it out a while longer or just go ahead and put the job on my resume now and look for another job?
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Keep looking for something better. Cant hurt anything. Make sure you put this job on your resume though, especially if it adds to it.
Very personal, it depends on the person, could be a year, coud be 5
you should put it… it’s a matter of transparency/honesty that your new employer will surely appreciate… however be ready to answer: why do you want to leave this employment?… you need have that clear when you go to an interview…