u/English_R0se

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Would you leave a role on your cv/linkedin if you didn’t pass probation?

I’m unsure what to do and me and my friend have opposing views.

I didn’t pass my probation period recently (it was 3 months) and I’m not sure if I should leave the experience on my cv and LinkedIn or remove it entirely. I was made redundant in 2024 so the gap between then and this role was filled by saying I worked at my dad’s company.

My friend says I should remove it entirely because it looks bad to recruiters and companies having a 3 month role that you left abruptly on your cv so best to avoid it entirely and say that I was working for my dad the whole time. Whereas I feel like having the short role would look better than having no recent corporate experience in the last 2 years whatsoever.

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u/English_R0se — 2 days ago
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Today I’ve been fired for the 7th time in my life - I need a drastic change. should I see a career coach?

Some were redundancies, others not passing probation

Genuinely starting to think the line of work I’m in just isn’t a fit for my personality or working style etc. something is definitely wrong. I’m 30 and just struggle so much in the workplace. I suspect I have undiagnosed autism if that’s relevant.

Has anyone seen a career coach and can recommend it? I really don’t want to waste my money. Any advice hugely appreciated

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u/English_R0se — 22 days ago
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I work in corporate

Things haven’t been going well at my new job 3 months in. I have a really difficult and unresponsive manager and they haven’t been involving me in key projects.

I’ve just had a ‘probation review’ meeting put in for Thursday with HR and the two managers I have. I just know it’s coming. I feel sick with anxiety. Should I just quit right now??? Plz help I have nobody to talk to about this

Like my anxiety is so bad I actually don’t think I can get myself to attend this meeting. I physically can’t

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u/English_R0se — 24 days ago