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Q&A: Concealing Information in a Job Interview

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Concealing Information in a Job Interview

Question

I was recently hired for a job and then dismissed within a few weeks.
I plan to start looking for work again, and I’m concerned that if I mention the quick dismissal in a job interview, the employer won’t be interested in hiring me.
So the question is: may I conceal this fact, and especially—if I’m asked what I did since finishing my previous job, may I say that I looked and didn’t find a suitable place, without mentioning that I also worked and was dismissed during that time?
I should add that, to the best of my understanding, and also based on the feedback I received from people who worked with me, the dismissal was not due to any particularly poor conduct on my part, but rather to especially difficult circumstances that I wasn’t able to handle. So it does reflect a certain weakness on my part, but not as severely as it might appear.

Answer

Hello Arik. It seems to me that we already discussed this orally.
In my opinion, you are not obligated to tell them, certainly if in your view the dismissal did not result from any unusual failure in your work.

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