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Old 09-06-2012, 08:58 AM
 
Location: NYC
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To Cleveburg: I know this posting is from 4 years ago and I hope ur still a member here. I just have some questions for now I will start with just one. Is it a good idea to return to a company you resigned from 8 years ago? The reason for resigning was due to having a very complicated pregnancy which caused me to stay on maternity leave for 6 months and the baby was born early and always had issues with health. So for me I worried about the baby and plus lack of sleep equals not be my 100% self that my job was used to prior. I was assigned to another supervisor who was very hard on her team and just had no empathy towards her team. I wasn't used to have a supervisor so strict and again not being at right mind so it caused conflicts a lot. So instead of not showing back up. I painfully explained to human resources that I could no longer continue my employment with the company. My idiot self on my resignation gave my reason other than to me a stay at home mom. I added that I had conflict with the new supervisor. The job may have been stressful but the pay and yearly bonuses lets just say I miss it so much. The company is always hiring but each time I apply for a position I never get not a call nor an email. I know that if your a former employee and if you dont keep in contact with someone there. If it shows on your resume your a former employee they will look over your application and rather go with someone with less experience that is not a former employee. Please help what can I do.
No advice except you may want to start a new thread. People may read the first post, realize it is 4 years old and stop. Good luck.
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Old 12-06-2012, 10:43 AM
 
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Should you put all dates of employment on a resume (i.e., jan 2011-jan.2012) ?
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Old 07-02-2016, 08:07 PM
 
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I'm in the same boat. I applied at Walmart and got hired now they're running the background check. Obviously mine is clean lol. However I'm more worried about the past history. I am only 18 years old so I can't have more than 2 year since legally you can only work at 16. I didn't add 1 of my 4 jobs on there. Will that make me un hirable?
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