Mentioning an experience in the CV [duplicate]

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Should someone mention an experience in his CV if the organization maintains low opinion about him?



Various reasons could be involved,



  • Sacked by company for any valid reason

  • Engaged in legal battle with the company

  • Had feud with his superiors

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Should someone mention an experience in his CV if the organization maintains low opinion about him?



Various reasons could be involved,



  • Sacked by company for any valid reason

  • Engaged in legal battle with the company

  • Had feud with his superiors

and so on...




resume




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  • How do I explain getting fired for a very bad reason to potential employers?

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Should someone mention an experience in his CV if the organization maintains low opinion about him?



Various reasons could be involved,



  • Sacked by company for any valid reason

  • Engaged in legal battle with the company

  • Had feud with his superiors

and so on...




resume




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  • How do I explain getting fired for a very bad reason to potential employers?

    3 answers



Should someone mention an experience in his CV if the organization maintains low opinion about him?



Various reasons could be involved,



  • Sacked by company for any valid reason

  • Engaged in legal battle with the company

  • Had feud with his superiors

and so on...





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  • How do I explain getting fired for a very bad reason to potential employers?

    3 answers





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How would you explain the gap in your history?
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No, I can't see a positive reason for doing that. CV is your showpiece, nothing in it should indicate conflict or be detrimental to you if you can avoid it.






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  • That said, you might have some explaining to do about a gap in your employment history if you worked for that organization for any significant length of time.
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No, I can't see a positive reason for doing that. CV is your showpiece, nothing in it should indicate conflict or be detrimental to you if you can avoid it.






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No, I can't see a positive reason for doing that. CV is your showpiece, nothing in it should indicate conflict or be detrimental to you if you can avoid it.






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No, I can't see a positive reason for doing that. CV is your showpiece, nothing in it should indicate conflict or be detrimental to you if you can avoid it.






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No, I can't see a positive reason for doing that. CV is your showpiece, nothing in it should indicate conflict or be detrimental to you if you can avoid it.







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  • That said, you might have some explaining to do about a gap in your employment history if you worked for that organization for any significant length of time.
    – tubedogg
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  • That said, you might have some explaining to do about a gap in your employment history if you worked for that organization for any significant length of time.
    – tubedogg
    Aug 27 '16 at 2:54















That said, you might have some explaining to do about a gap in your employment history if you worked for that organization for any significant length of time.
– tubedogg
Aug 27 '16 at 2:54




That said, you might have some explaining to do about a gap in your employment history if you worked for that organization for any significant length of time.
– tubedogg
Aug 27 '16 at 2:54


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