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I once left a job after just three months. It was obviously not a good fit for me, but I realized that sticking around for a year, the whole "I'm going to give
by MartinCron 14y ago
I once left a job after just three months. It was obviously not a good fit for me, but I realized that sticking around for a year, the whole "I'm going to give it a year" thing, wasn't really a good idea for anyone.
For me, having an explanation about each job change is more important than the length of time at any given position.
- philsnow 14y agoYou know, you don't necessarily have to put that 3-month job on your resume. Leaving a 3-month gap might be better, YMMV.
- MartinCron 14y agoYeah, I haven't put that job on the resume for years, nobody has asked about the gap yet.