I recently got fired from my job as a cart pusher at Walmart after just three months. I made some poor choices, like clocking in early and waiting in the break room instead of starting my shift right away, which I thought was okay since it was only nine minutes. I also climbed a pole to help my coworkers, which led to safety concerns. I was honest about my actions, but it still resulted in my termination. This was my first job, and I have clean attendance, but I'm worried about how this will affect my future job prospects. I'm planning to apply for unarmed security jobs and other entry-level positions, and I'm curious about how much this firing will hurt my chances, particularly in security roles compared to other fields. I’m also wondering if I should leave Walmart off my resume or disclose the experience. I’ve heard mixed opinions—some say it’s better to omit it since it was such a short time, while others warn that any mention could lead to questions about why I was there for only a few months. I’m anxious about whether employers will find out I was fired if I don’t mention it. Is this just a temporary setback, or could it affect my career for years to come? I really want to move forward and find a stable job.