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If you have been there for a really short period of time, you might be able to get away with not including it on your resume. Otherwise, just be honest. It happens!
Be honest. I’ve been at my job less than four months and have been interviewing elsewhere. No point I’m staying somewhere if it’s not working out.
I would be honest with the other employers, without throwing people under the bus. If you end up staying 1 months or less, you may not need to include it on your resume.
Ugh I am sorry to hear that. I would just be honest with employers about your situation. I find that they are pretty understanding of that type of stuff.
Be as honest as you can. Make it professional, so that they don't you're in the habit of badmouthing your place of work, but I don't think there's anything wrong with telling them. It will explain why you're looking for a position again so soon after starting a new one, and I think it's a credit to you that you want to work somewhere your work is valued.