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Re: 'Fired' from employment - required to disclose? [#permalink]
I'd be careful about this though. Most business school applications ask why you left each of your previous employers. HBS's dean actually demanded that all candidates fill this line completely and honestly, for summer employment verification reasons. I'm sure the other business schools have that line there for the same reason.
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Re: 'Fired' from employment - required to disclose? [#permalink]
I can't speak to this specific question, but I think one of the things that has been driven home to me as I hear from various adcoms is "don't try to run from your weaknesses". The adcoms have seen a million applications, they look in every nook and cranny, and if there's something that you're trying to cover up, they're going to find it. I think they look more favorably on candidates who know their own weaknesses (or the blemishes on their record) and can address them in a way that makes sense. What did you learn from this experience, how did it motivate you? Could be an important part of your story.
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