Added on March 3, 2011, 4:10 pmTo be very honest, your CV doesn't look really impressive in an interviewer's eyes - here's what I can tell you when they read your resume - that you are not reliable and that they cannot depend on you to stay on the job you applied long enough to contribute to the company.
For most companies, they would want to retain their employees as much as they can (except for the under-performing ones) and in this present age, it is very hard to find a good and reliable staff at a reasonable price. Did you know that it uses up a lot of the managers'/HR's time selecting and interviewing people trying to get the right one? and imagine that when they found the right one and within a couple of months, they have to let him/her go.
Even though you might thing that your reasons are acceptable, but to be frank again, they might not to the interviewers. For example, you mentioned that in your first job, you left because all your seniors left, so why did you leave as well? Was the company not doing very well? Did you suffer any pay cut or non-paid salaries?
Secondly job ... salary low and no increment - chances are, you might end up in the same fate at the company you applied to.
Third job ... ok this looks pretty reasonable .. cos there was a mismatch in the job scope - but you should've cleared this out during your interview before joining the company.
Fourth job ... thinking of resigning - what's the reason? Is it valid enough to convince the interviewers with your reason?
I would suggest you stay on in your fourth job to prove your worth unless the reason to leave is due to drastic circumstances (e.g. boss/company mistreating you, you are victims of harassment, etc). If you said that you current job is another case of job scope mismatch, it is advisable that you clear the requirements out during the interview so that you won't run into the same situation again.
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Thanks for the advise.
first of the company .. i hav to leave as i find that there is no one to teach me how to do my job and my boss had no time to teach me.. thus, i hav to leave or else it wil like waste of time. second job, salary just too low to survive. i would agree that same fate in some other company but the job i get for the 3rd is much more higher.. the third job is that when i go in work for first day , after i sign the offer letter and so on then onli realise this is not as what i interview for.
the current, reason of leaving cos i did some mistake my work (small mistake, everyone say so) my boss angry me until today.. its been 2 months. feel like she hinting me to leave. but of course i wont say so.. i wil say to change a new job which i plan to do something is different from my current job.
will it be sufficient?
This post has been edited by chocoraisin: Mar 3 2011, 11:04 PM 
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