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I work in accounting during the day as a Treasury Analyst (for a company that provides title loans based on the equity of their vehicle) and as an underwriter for Business Finance (loans for business owners in the form of lines of credit) at night.
My first job informed me that there is potential that they may want me to do the underwriting for the company because of my background in it... They don't know about my second job.
When they hired me in July and asked why I was looking for a job, I told them that the company I was working for reduced me to P/T and that that wasn't enough hours for the stage I was at in my life. I continued to work for the underwriting company P/T at night, but never specifically advised my daytime job of that.
If I am underwriting for title loans and also underwriting (using an ENTIREEEEEE different system, really no comparisons to be honest) for business loans, or even have an offer to do that, is it critical that I let both companies know what's going on before I accept anything?