Lots of comments about how people are only transparent about their failures after they're successful. There are plenty of reasons to conceal the failures in re

Lots of comments about how people are only transparent about their failures after they're successful. There are plenty of reasons to conceal the failures in real time, but the two that jump to mind for me are: 1) not wanting your current employer to know you're looking, and 2) not wanting to advertise that you've been rejected to other future job prospects. (Could prime people into wondering "What's wrong with this candidate?" if you don't make it somewhere else.)