Is it EVER a good idea to admit this on a job application? I

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2017-03-14 07:51:53 Post No. 18127508
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Anonymous 2017-03-14 07:51:53 Post No. 18127508 [Report]

Is it EVER a good idea to admit this on a job application?
I can't see any employer reading 'yes' and going on.

Anonymous 2017-03-14 08:11:17 Post No.18127558
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Anonymous 2017-03-14 08:11:17 Post No.18127558 [Report]

>>18127508
It's kind of a Catch-22 because if you say no and they find out you're lying then that's it. If you say yes then you're out too. The only away around the problem is to not have it in the first place.

Anonymous 2017-03-14 08:15:14 Post No.18127570
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Anonymous 2017-03-14 08:15:14 Post No.18127570 [Report]

>>18127508
There's no way for them to find out. By law the only thing they are allowed to ask your previous employer is to confirm the dates you were employed by them.

Anonymous 2017-03-14 08:16:26 Post No.18127573
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Anonymous 2017-03-14 08:16:26 Post No.18127573 [Report]

>>18127558
What if you were young and stupid when it happened, and you've held full time jobs for long periods of time since, having good references etc?
Are you still out?

Is it EVER a good idea to admit this on a job application? I

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