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my cv is full of that. first job out of college- 2 years, left because I didn't want to work on legacy php anymore second job - got laid off after one year(fu
by dsauerbrun 5y ago
my cv is full of that.
first job out of college- 2 years, left because I didn't want to work on legacy php anymore
second job - got laid off after one year(funnily enough I was hired on to contact 2 months after the lay off)
third - left after 3 years because the company was having payroll issues.
I've been at my current company for 1.5 years. I love it a lot but I'm seeing the market and could likely make 2x what I'm making now so I'm considering entering the job search to at least see what I'm actually worth to negotiate with my boss.
you would probably throw my resume in the trash but I feel like I left for legitimate reasons at all my jobs. do you have any suggestions to avoid being perceived as a job hopper
- boznz 5y agoI doubt I would (throw your resume in the trash), Its an art not a science, you're just trying to get someone who will contribute to stability in the team rather than leave at the first opportunity a CV can also make that clear.