The truth, or what you think is the truth, do not lie, you won't get the job.
The person who will hire one applicant for a job
Answer Any employer can find what you made at your last job by calling them to find out.
only if it is public record
If you left your job due to harassment, you need to not let the person get away with it. You should contact your employer and file charges.
I left my last job because I'd like something a bit more challenging.
The prospective employer wants to know what your job title was before you left your job. You can also include all of the job titles that you had at the company.
that you are a chubnub.
i left my last job because they fires me or i just didnt like it
Usually, it really isn't any concern how you left your prior employer.
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if you were making good money for them, they would take you in, no matter how you were left you left your job...
AnswerDepends on the job you are trying to get and the employer. If the job is a low end job and you don't think the employer is going to check the references, you could take the chance and just not tell them.. But if it is a professional job in which your references will likely be checked, then it would depend on the situation and why you got fired from the last job.Unless you messed up big time at the last job to the point that the information would guarantee you not to get another job for ten years, tell them if they ask. It will give you a chance to try and put what happened in a better light, rather than the ex-employer who hates you trashing you to the new guy. If you are up front about what happened and can explain why, it may make the old employer seem a little harsh when he gives his side. If you lie and get caught you have no chance, and leaving it out all together means that on the return interview you will have explaining to do.