Re: Employment history low points
what if (perhaps early in
your career) you were given the boot because you genuinely screwed up a
writing task? How do you get around this? (For the record, this has
thankfully never happened to me!)
Easy. Don't use your boss on that job as a reference - and consider twice before mentioning the job on your resume at all.
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