>hate job >it makes me unhappy to go there every day >want

>>1838892
Nobody gives a shit if they really want you
I was jobless for two years and they didnt even mention it in the interview
If they ask just tell them the truth, you were looking for a new direction in life or something like that

>>1838903
ok thanks man.

>>1838903
What job did you apply to.
In what geographical location.

Thanks in advance.

(this sounds like switzerland level shit where people don't have to worry about huge gaps).

>>1838916
CNC
Germany

But I have pretty much work expierence so thats probably why

>>1838916
>>1838920
fuck dude im in america i think it matters more here.

>>1838920

>Germany
LOL. This really explains why you advised OP to "be honest."

It doesn't work this way in US/Canada. Resume has to have maximum fluff. Lies and exaggerations must be told.

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>>1838892
>hate job
You got it all wrong. People dont "penalize you" for work gaps or for quitting jobs. They do so for lacking common sense- how does a reasonable person pay their rent, bills, retirement, etc on savings? They don't, it means they are dumb and leave their jobs because they just feel like it. That's why we have jobs when we leave jobs because its foolish to do it in a capitalist world and esp in the current economy. There are a number of things you can do to improve your situation, quitting should be the last option. Its no cure for depression and neetbux are drying up, friends

Glad I live in America and employment gaps mean fuck all.

I will work for 6-9 months, quit for 3-6 months and travel, then get a new job.

>>1838892
>and how would i explain it in future interviews?

Unless you fucked off and went on a bender just tell the truth and maybe embellish a bit.
>I worked on my internet business/painted/volunteered/travelled/converted to islam/transitioned genders