Ok Could Use Some Huddle Advice...

[logic1977]

If it were a resume I would have left it out, but since it is on the application you should have included it. I'd be willing to bet they fire you over it if they ever find out. Every company I have worked for has done that regardless of how long someone worked there or I how good of an employee they are. It's basic ethics, you will have proved to be untrustworthy

[tarheelpride]

If it were a resume I would have left it out, but since it is on the application you should have included it. I'd be willing to bet they fire you over it if they ever find out. Every company I have worked for has done that regardless of how long someone worked there or I how good of an employee they are. It's basic ethics, you will have proved to be untrustworthy

that's what I worry about the most. I don't like to take any risks when it comes to matters such as this. I'd almost rather not get a job and be completely honest than to lie (or omit information) and get a job on those pretenses.

[Hawk]

only advice I can give you is never take advice from the huddle

[Zod]

Its a resume,

Lie your ass off

[Darth Biscuit]

only advice I can give you is never take advice from the huddle

[tarheelpride]

Its a resume,

Lie your ass off

actually this was on the actual job app. the job is nowhere to be found on the resume