# Should i post a position in my resume if I was employed for only a couple of months.

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- Posted at: over 6 years ago
- Author title: Food and Beverage Manager
- Net upvotes: 1


## Comments
### Comment 1

It really depends on a few things but I think the most important one is: 

- Did you like working there? Did you feel great? Or you felt miserable and have nothing honestly good to say about that company?  If so you should avoid listing it in your resume as they may ask you why did you leave, and if you are honest and tell them what you did not like then you will scare the recruiter, if you talk too good about it the recruiter may imply that you actually did not want to leave the job but they let you go for some reason. 

- Second thing to consider, did you get a different job after that one on the same industry ? If so you can skip that job and put the starting date on the new job a bit earlier at the end of the day you did get experience in those few months in the same industry and experience does care about company names, it gors with you where ever you go. 

Good luck Job hunting!

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- Posted at: over 6 years ago
- Author title:  Web Developer | Game Design | VFX/UI/UX Design | C# | JavaScript | Node.js | Git | Unity | Unreal | Rigging | HTML |CSS




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