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Even though you did your due diligence, this situation is where the phrase "That job was not a good fit for me" is applicable. Since you've been at your current
by theandrewbailey 3y ago
Even though you did your due diligence, this situation is where the phrase "That job was not a good fit for me" is applicable. Since you've been at your current job less than 90 days, there is also the option of simply not mentioning it on future job applications.
- lolinder 3y agoYeah, if you're worried about how the short tenure will look on a resume, just dropping it off is acceptable. It'll be easy to explain that it was a total mess if an interviewer asks about the gap, and shouldn't be a large enough gap to raise red flags during the resume stage—you could've just decided to take a sabbatical for all they know. People leave FAANG to try a startup all the time, and most startups don't work out.