I wouldnt put him as a reference. There must be someone else u can put..like a different colleague at work or another superior that u got along with. Use them instead of someone u didnt get along with..especially if u know they might not say nice things about u.
But i dont agree that u should leave the 3 months out of resume. Because its your first job, even 3 months shows u have at least done some work in a field that is related to a new job that u apply for. 3 months is still better than a fresh grad with 0 experience. BUT you must know how to leverage on that by giving lots of details about the things u have learnt in 3 months that makes u different from a fresh grad. Also make sure u have a damn good and reasonable reason for leaving, because u will definitely be asked why in every interview. If youre going to be honest and say its because u didnt get along with your boss, then be prepared to explain in great detail. If u think its too hard to explain and will look bad on u, then leave it out.
Putting former superior as reference, But have conflict with him before.
Oct 26 2009, 02:21 AM
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