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Don't include it in your resume but, volunteer the information during the first interview. Put a positive spin to it - "made mistakes, learned from it and here
by amarcus 12y ago
Don't include it in your resume but, volunteer the information during the first interview. Put a positive spin to it - "made mistakes, learned from it and here is how I am now better off".
- MalcolmDiggs 12y agoThat's really helpful, thank you!
- girvo 12y agoI disagree with him. Unless you morally feel you have to disclose it (understandable) unless it is brought up or relevant (security clearances etc), then id leave it: it simply isn't something a lot of places care about at all, and won't affect your work, so it won't be an issue. That's my two cents.
- danielweber 12y agoWatch the documents you sign, like always, but particularly look for something like "employee will maintain eligibility to get a security clearance."