Don't take this too seriously, just write it according to the actual situation, and the interval should not be too long. You can change the time if you want to look good, and no one will care if you write for another month or two. The key problem with your resume is not that you have experienced a broken file, but that you have changed jobs too often. If you don't explain why the three companies left in four years, it will affect your job search.

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Hello, I also know that this means that job-hopping is more frequent. If it weren't for the economic crisis of the second enterprise, I would have worked there for 10 years. That joint venture company also inexplicably wanted to terminate the labor relationship with me when I passed the probation period and the performance appraisal was B, and this reason is not convenient to discuss with HR in detail. Is there any good solution? thank you

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Revise the resume, delete the work experience of the first company, and change the working period of the second company to June 2007 10-May10. Although this is a bit fake, your resume will look better and help you get more interview opportunities. Because when you were working in a foreign company, you didn't resign voluntarily, nor did you resign because of work mistakes. It is best to indicate the reason for leaving in your resume.

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Yes, don't most foreign companies give certificates of resignation? The resignation certificate of my second foreign company clearly States the start and end dates of the work. Thank you for your trouble.