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If you are in the red, with zero money coming in, isn't anything better than nothing, at least as a gap till you find something better? I'm not sure I would ca
by dev1n 13y ago
If you are in the red, with zero money coming in, isn't anything better than nothing, at least as a gap till you find something better?
I'm not sure I would call it pride. Some won't apply to jobs if they feel it is below them because the general consensus among employers is that if a better job comes along that this person is more qualified for, they will quit that "lower" job.
source: my Econ professor
- Amadou 13y agoYep, but the smart people just dumb down their resume. Resumes are marketing tools, they should be tailored for the job no matter the "level." I'm not saying lie, I'm just saying put in the truth that will get you hired and leave out the truth that will stop you from being hired.
- pc86 13y agoLying on a resume is a terrible decision (don't say that to michaelochurch!), but nobody expects a resume to be the whole truth. I've seen people get fired because they lied about a degree, or said they were a Senior ___________ when they were not, but I've never seen or even heard of someone getting fired because they left a job off of a resume.