dilema

[invisible2014]

Hi ive been invited for a second interview,I obviously cant go because I lied about sick days and being off sick and leaving

[Jim]

The advice would be, don't lie.

Honesty. Learn how to turn a negative around to a positive.

[Tom fod]

Hi
It's great that you've got to the second stage. You must have impressed them. You need to be honest and not be ashamed to put your side of the story about what happened in your last job and how you plan to avoid history repeating itself.

So are you still signed off sick or has that come to an end now? It might be an idea to see your GP again to see if he/she can organise some counselling for you.

Please don't feel you have to lie to make yourself acceptable to others. They and you need to accept yourself.

[invisible2014]

The advice would be, don't lie.

Honesty. Learn how to turn a negative around to a positive.

Thankyou your right next interview I get I will email before going for interview to make it easier xx

[invisible2014]

Hi
It's great that you've got to the second stage. You must have impressed them. You need to be honest and not be ashamed to put your side of the story about what happened in your last job and how you plan to avoid history repeating itself.

So are you still signed off sick or has that come to an end now? It might be an idea to see your GP again to see if he/she can organise some counselling for you.

Please don't feel you have to lie to make yourself acceptable to others. They and you need to accept yourself.

thankyou my sick note is for another two weeks,next interview I get I will tell before going for interview xx

[Tom fod]

In theory so long as they're not looking for an immediate start from you then you don't necessarily need to inform them. However most people including us lot here would say it's in your interests to be honest and up front because if they learn from another source that you were not completely honest, that is likely to places you if a difficult and stressful position and you'll have to explain yourself.