<p>Anybody feel like giving advice? :)</p>
<p>I just started a new PT job (my second PT job) about 3 months ago. I really don’t like it all, and I do not believe there is any way it is going to improve. Now I have an interview coming up next week. Do you think I should tell them about this job I’m in now? I’d want to give them notice. My other PT job I do from home and is very flexible, and is actually the one that is most closely related to this interview position. The new job is not even on my resume…</p>
<p>Maybe I’m putting the horse before the cart.</p>
<p>Weenie, I would tell them, just to be safe, and to be totally upfront. </p>
<p>Employers can run a SS trace which will show prior and current employers (not sure though if three months is enough time for the information to populate) - you don’t want to accidently get into the position of them thinking you falsified your resume or application to them.</p>
<p>When you tell them though, position it in terms of how your three months of experience at the part time job transitions to benefits to them (if applicable). At a minimum, put a very positive spin on it - DON’T tell them you don’t like the job, rather tell them the people are wonderful, the company is fantastic, or something - anything you can think of that is positive - but also truthful.</p>