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I just got a new job and I had a gap for one month and I indicated I was unemployed just to complete the form. But I forgot about a 2 week job that quit because it was not my job path or something I wanted to continue with. My question is will that raise a red flag or should I tell them. Is this something to worry about or just let it go and wait if they ask.










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    I just got a new job and I had a gap for one month and I indicated I was unemployed just to complete the form. But I forgot about a 2 week job that quit because it was not my job path or something I wanted to continue with. My question is will that raise a red flag or should I tell them. Is this something to worry about or just let it go and wait if they ask.










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      I just got a new job and I had a gap for one month and I indicated I was unemployed just to complete the form. But I forgot about a 2 week job that quit because it was not my job path or something I wanted to continue with. My question is will that raise a red flag or should I tell them. Is this something to worry about or just let it go and wait if they ask.










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          Well, there's nothing harmful in being truthful.



          Just send an addendum mentioning your honest mistake. I don't see it will make a huge difference, but then again, you'll be fair from your side.



          Think of the other side: If this comes up in the background verification, you have to anyways disclose the information, so why not do it now itself?





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            Is this something to worry about or just let it go and wait if they ask.




            No. Do not worry about it especially if it was for such a short term. Let them ask as you have figured out yourself!



            Even if they find out, it is unlikely they will be bothered about it!





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              Well, there's nothing harmful in being truthful.



              Just send an addendum mentioning your honest mistake. I don't see it will make a huge difference, but then again, you'll be fair from your side.



              Think of the other side: If this comes up in the background verification, you have to anyways disclose the information, so why not do it now itself?





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                Well, there's nothing harmful in being truthful.



                Just send an addendum mentioning your honest mistake. I don't see it will make a huge difference, but then again, you'll be fair from your side.



                Think of the other side: If this comes up in the background verification, you have to anyways disclose the information, so why not do it now itself?





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                  Well, there's nothing harmful in being truthful.



                  Just send an addendum mentioning your honest mistake. I don't see it will make a huge difference, but then again, you'll be fair from your side.



                  Think of the other side: If this comes up in the background verification, you have to anyways disclose the information, so why not do it now itself?





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                  Well, there's nothing harmful in being truthful.



                  Just send an addendum mentioning your honest mistake. I don't see it will make a huge difference, but then again, you'll be fair from your side.



                  Think of the other side: If this comes up in the background verification, you have to anyways disclose the information, so why not do it now itself?






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                      Is this something to worry about or just let it go and wait if they ask.




                      No. Do not worry about it especially if it was for such a short term. Let them ask as you have figured out yourself!



                      Even if they find out, it is unlikely they will be bothered about it!





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                        Is this something to worry about or just let it go and wait if they ask.




                        No. Do not worry about it especially if it was for such a short term. Let them ask as you have figured out yourself!



                        Even if they find out, it is unlikely they will be bothered about it!





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                          Is this something to worry about or just let it go and wait if they ask.




                          No. Do not worry about it especially if it was for such a short term. Let them ask as you have figured out yourself!



                          Even if they find out, it is unlikely they will be bothered about it!





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                          Is this something to worry about or just let it go and wait if they ask.




                          No. Do not worry about it especially if it was for such a short term. Let them ask as you have figured out yourself!



                          Even if they find out, it is unlikely they will be bothered about it!






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