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Leaving a new job after just a few weeks
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Completely agree best to be upfront. There is no point in hiding things.EnPointe said:
Any role with any element of regulation, and many without, would see that as a serious breach of integrity and a probity issuesstu12345_2 said:or you fill in your CV and leave no gaps and make the end and start dates of jobs match eg job ended in December,started new job in December.
I've done that many a time
that works unless it is a strict employer like the police, that needs full 10 yr history with exact start and end dates.including dates of unemployment
Just be honest, if you go for it as another post said, just explain that the second job was a better option.
Also, I think it is a bit premature to think of what goes on your CV when you leave the job you have not left your current job for yet.Happiness, Health and Wealth in that order please!:A1
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