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Why would i reject them? They realized that job wasnt for them, it happens. Maybe something personal came up and they had to move or something.
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If it's one job - shit happens. Might be a question in the interview though, and here's a catch - never rant about a previous employer during a job interview.
You could mention some mismatch between what the job was supposed to be and how it turned out, or so. Without going into details "because confidentiality" - employers like that.
If however you have several of these short jobs, then this will likely raise eyebrows as to whether you are employable. -
C0D4669025yIf it's a well known company and you only lasted 6 months... I'd question it.
If you're cv has a track record of contract positions, 1-6 months per job, then I wouldn't think much of it.
Depends on how the rest of the cv tells your story really. -
In my case, I have issues with one person at the company so I'm looking to leave. Cant put up with it anymore and besides. She sacks people pointlessly so here's hoping I can record the sacking 🤞
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Tayo8945yIn my case I can't keep up with the travel times, and I'm looking to move quite a distance. Suppose it should be fine.
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