Will I have trouble finding another job?
401294
Why would you do that?... If your new potential employer finds out, you might have difficualties. Make sure you have a good justification for it. You migh want to write a letter to your former company where you explain what you did and why, and have it signed of reception or something, that might protect you if this whole incident hinders you in the future.\n\nBest case scenario, they won't find out.
550480
Absolutely! You should definitely go to the 2nd interview.  In today's market you should keep your options open.  As long as you haven't already signed any kind of employment contract, you should see what the other job offers.
121760
The mere fact that you got a second interview is a good sign. And, I doubt they'd do a background check if they aren't at least interested in you.
480383
A better question might be:  Where can I get a second job?
1074633
If it were me, I would look for another job but keep this one until I found something else.  It is always easier to find a job when you have a job.\n\nDo what you can to educate yourself (like taking training classes on weekends and in your spare time) and don't settle for something just to get away.  Take your time and find the perfect job.  Since you have a job, you are in no hurry.  Just take your time and be very selective.\n\nGood luck.
133193
I dont know but I would look for another job.
742555
Depends on the job. A lot of stores are hiring for Christmas help then they end up letting you go. I would wait til January. Probably have better luck.
652651
Good luck to you.  Regardless of the outcome of this interview, keep in mind that there was something that pulled you in for a second interview, keep trying and you will get the job you want.
1045298
i wouldnt worry about it, if the company wants to hire you, then explain what happened to them and dont keep it from them if you want the job.
983321
get another Job, than quit.
496491
you have no choice but to put the truth on your application. when your interview comes, be honest about your last job without saying anything to trash your former employer. if they call and he trashes you, you'll never know what he said and the new employer will never tell you the reason for the decline.\nthe point is you can't just give up the effort altogether because you're afraid of what he MIGHT say. your other choices are to lie on your application and risk being caught. you might even be hired before you're caught then you really screw yourself for the next job you try out for. \nlastly, you can avoid work altogether and tremble in your room with no paycheck. \nno matter which way you go, good luck.
430701
If you don't know, your not the right person to be doing it.\nFind a new job!\n\nMcDonald's is always hiring
825126
No.  The solution is to quit your job and start over at a new one.  This time, try not to be so nasty.
1089838
Quit.  Yiu will find another job, but you need to understand that looking for the right job for you is a full time job in its self.  follow your passion and you will find that your next job may not be a job at all, but perhaps a lifetime fullment.
59300
Call them to follow up won't harm, unless they ask you to just wait. Meanwhile, try to apply other jobs. It is better to have many options so you can choose the best for your future career.
1028313
First off, see if you can get some legal advice on this situation.  If you were solely terminated for this reason, you may have some legal reprecussions.\nSecondly, find a new job bank agency.  Seemingly, you were qualified enough for whatever your new job would have been, so another company should be able to find you a similar job.\nThirdly, I believe you would still be able to get unemployment insurance, but you would still need to contact your local unemployment agency.\nHopefully in the future, if you are looking for a new job while still employed, tell the agency you dont want them to contact your current employer, or better yet, do the job hunting yourself.
1151406
Honestly, it is really hard to tell in those situations, I have gotten jobs in the past on just the basis of a phone interview, but I have also been told to wait for a call that never came.   You should look at it hopefully, but also do not give up you search for other opportunities at this point.\n\nGood luck in your search!!