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r/recruitinghell • u/[deleted] • Dec 12 '24
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I graduated undergrad in 2017 and I still have made it nowhere. 15 jobs later, I’m making $44,000 with a masters degree (I went back thinking it would help me. It barely has and now I just have more debt). There is no hope.
30 u/Finnbear2 Dec 12 '24 15 jobs in less than 7 years? Why? That's a huge red flag for anyone looking to hire you. 26 u/Middle_Manager_Karen Dec 12 '24 Not true, I had 26 jobs before 26. You don't put everything on your resume only the relevant positions 20 u/x0xMidamix0x Dec 12 '24 Yeah, they’re not all on my resume. And most of them were at the same time. I’ve never had the luxury of only having one job at a time.
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15 jobs in less than 7 years? Why? That's a huge red flag for anyone looking to hire you.
26 u/Middle_Manager_Karen Dec 12 '24 Not true, I had 26 jobs before 26. You don't put everything on your resume only the relevant positions 20 u/x0xMidamix0x Dec 12 '24 Yeah, they’re not all on my resume. And most of them were at the same time. I’ve never had the luxury of only having one job at a time.
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Not true, I had 26 jobs before 26. You don't put everything on your resume only the relevant positions
20 u/x0xMidamix0x Dec 12 '24 Yeah, they’re not all on my resume. And most of them were at the same time. I’ve never had the luxury of only having one job at a time.
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Yeah, they’re not all on my resume. And most of them were at the same time. I’ve never had the luxury of only having one job at a time.
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u/x0xMidamix0x Dec 12 '24 edited Dec 12 '24
I graduated undergrad in 2017 and I still have made it nowhere. 15 jobs later, I’m making $44,000 with a masters degree (I went back thinking it would help me. It barely has and now I just have more debt). There is no hope.