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By wasteoftime - 07/06/2017 20:00
Depending on how you conducted yourself while not getting on with the previous manager this may work in your favour. People don't always get along, but how you deal with that says a lot.
It makes sense that he would value that particular person's opinion more highly, but to not take the other references into account at all, and tell you as much, is not professional at all.
Seriously this is bad luck.. Good luck..
Reason #1 why you never burn bridges when you leave a job...it comes back to haunt you and bite you in the butt
Why did you include that person on your resume? There's no way this possible boss would have known they employed you..
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If you have enough other work experience, that was long enough ago that you probably didn't need to include it. When applying for teaching jobs I only include the most relevant and helpful work experience in my resume.
That manager shouldn't even do that. Since you didn't get along with your old one, bias would get in the way. Your 'new' boss really needs to rethink his motives...