Regardless of how bad it might look or how irrelevant it might seem, you've got to tell the truth about your professional background on your resume. Every morsel of it.
September 22, 2017 at 09:24 AM
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Q: Should I include a job on my resume that I had for only 12 weeks?
A: Yes. And I’d love to leave it at that. But I know that I need to elaborate because as you all read this, I can hear many of you saying “Really? Twelve weeks doesn’t really count as long enough to include on a resume.” Oh, but it does.
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