Career Changes Support Group
This community is dedicated to the difficult challenges of transitioning from one career or job to a new one. Especially as we grow older, it can be very difficult to acquire the skills and relationships and take the financial risk to make the switch.
It really took me months to get another job. I finally did get a job offer. It may be a temporary job. Another words in another month our contract may not get renewed and I would end up jobless in June. My family thought it was a great opportunity indifference to the risk. So, another company called and offered me an interview for a different position. I thought long and hard about it. This other position is more stable and long term. My question is I am no longer with my former employer. They have interviewed me before. Do I tell them about switching job? Do I update my resume? Any advice?
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Just say you were doing temporary work until you could find a permanent position.
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