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I don’t think recruiters really care. In fact they probably perceive it as something positive as it shows you’re still "active and sharp" rather than being jobless. It also shows you haven’t been disqualified by being laid off.
What recruiters like to hear is that you’re seeking to leave your job because you feel like you’re not growing there anymore, and joining their company would give you that opportunity to keep growing/improving yourself as a developer -
@black-kite Thank you
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@retoor 😂😂😂, okay
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Hello, I am currently applying for jobs to other Companies, because I am starting to feel uncomfortable with my current job, and I was wondering whether it is important to indicate my current job and role, stating that I still work there, or whether I should completely take it out or indicate that I stopped working in the Company.
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