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I think your resume is fine as is. One of the first things they will ask you is, "why did you leave your last position?" and then you can explain the situation.
by partisan 10y ago
I think your resume is fine as is. One of the first things they will ask you is, "why did you leave your last position?" and then you can explain the situation. Emphasize that you enjoyed your time there and felt like you grew and learned, etc, etc and don't give an inkling of a negative impression.
Good luck, but I think you will do fine.
- HAL9OOO 10y agoThanks man! Yeah I think I can explain it fine during the interview itself but was just worrying the small time frame might look bad + just general resume proofreading in general. Thanks!
- c0110 10y ago+1 to this. I was in the same situation as OP (company laid off most employees due to funding) and I always told my interviewers, "Honestly, I really didn't want to leave :)" None of the interviewers really raised an eyebrow about it. Best of luck!