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Is it okay to leave a job off of your resume and application if you only worked there for about two weeks?
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∙ 14y ago
It depends on just what type of job you're talking about. If it was any job such as a casino attendant, cashier, bartender, child care, security, or similar or anything that required bonding or fingerprinting it was reported to the NCIC which is a record that unfortunately follows you for LIFE. Many prospective employers collect data from the NCIC to determine any kind of criminal history, DUI's, drug use, psych hospitalizations, etc. so if your past job was anything involving the aforementioned occupations you should list it because even if you don't they will find out anyway. Then you will probably be denied (or terminated, depending on when it gets discovered) for dishonesty. Remember, a job application is mostly an INTEGRITY CHECK. The first honesty test. Any of the questions contained can be answered with about $65.00-$80.00 and only three things: 1. First and Last name. 2. Date of Birth. 3. Social Security Number. .. and usually somewhere along the line these things are verified. Good Luck! It's fine to leave irrelevant jobs off your resume - the point of a resume is to tell your propective employer what _relevant_ experience you have. For example, in applying for engineering jobs, I've left out the work in bars and stores, because its inclusion would be telling the employer that it's something they should know. Irrelevant jobs include those that were only for a short period. If those jobs are not in the same fields for what you're applying for, there is no need to disclose unrelated jobs. As a manager I do not consider those jobs anyway
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Yes. You are supposed to keep information on your resume that is tailored to the position for which you are applying. For instance, if you were applying for a job at a car dealership, experience in a tattoo parlor might not be the best thing to put on there, or if you are applying to me a cashier saying that you are a certified car mechanic doesn't really add "brownie points". You can leave it on there to show job experience, however you are supposed to tailor your resume to the position for which you are applying, which means your resume for a cashier position could (and should) be different than a resume to apply for a managerial position or as a mechanic.And if you feel that your time at that company does not properly represent you, yes, by all means leave it off. It does not have to be your life story on a piece of paper. You want to put down what it is that shows you are qualified.I agree. That two week job is insignificant in regard to your employment history. Leave it off your resume. However, if you get an interview, you might want to mention it in passing in respect to full disclosure and honesty. Have a sentence prepared that you can slip into an answer to one of the interviewer's questions. Something like: By the way, I did a two week stint at XYZ Company; but I realized that was a mistake. So I went to work for ABC Company where I was promoted three times...
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