Accepted an offer and they screwed me. Now I am in hiring processes. HELP PLS

After negotiating with a bank, I accepted an offer to switch.

I started working and realized that the job was not what I had been told, then when the contract arrived for signing, they had changed many benefits/compensation that I had in my offer letter and that I negotiated with HR.

I want to leave, I am already in the interview process with two banks, but on my CV/Linkedin and in interviews I still say I work at my previous job, I don't want to mention that I switched and got screwed over.

What do I do?
What if I have to say it eventually?

I don't want to lie but I feel like if they know I spent 1 month at another job, it's going to be dealbreaker, regardless of my reasons being correct.

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Background check. It’s going to happen. If you say you work at company A still, but you left in June to go to company B, when they ask company A your employment history, you’re going to have a hard time explaining why you say you still work there but are listed as no longer employed since June.

If your new job at company B doesn’t require FINRA exams, you might be able to say you quit or got fired and have taken some time off before recruiting again. Otherwise, you’ll need to explain the situation

 
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