Quote:
what is the point of a background check by the company if you need to be informed in advance ? Also, the company asked you to provide references. You as a candidate can choose whom you want to put down. |
Quote:
Also to add, there were TWO different types of references required. The first type did not require a professional relationship. The second type required a professional relationship from "past employment" and that was the only one I had at the time. I had also explicitly told the new company that I have not broken the news to my then-current employer. If you were the boss, you would want to hear from your employer himself or be given a rude shock by his new to-be-employer? And how would you act if you were indeed given that rude shock? Fortunately for me, I had talked to my bosses the day before the check was initiated and I was informed of it (by my then-employer). The "benefit" of being informed in advance is to save face (of the people you referenced too) which in turn can possibly allow you leave on a better note and start in the new place without awkward misgivings (both employer and employee). Hope that gives a better understanding. YMMV. |
How is reference actually requested? Just ask directly?
|
Quote:
I used to be in a similar situation like yours and I am soon going to be in the same situation again! I once really wanted to quit a job, so i just took the first offer that came my way. The job really made my life hell, so I left after 6 months - now people are asking me why (meaning interviewers) I stayed for so short! it really depends on your qualifications and the industry you are in - somehow, I have the impression that for IT and Banking and finance,not so much a problem, but other industries, yes, it does raise questions that that person is a job-hopper/ |
Quote:
|
Quote:
I tot I was the only one. Hope the next one better. |
Quote:
I left my first now serving notice...Like cant wait to hop into another. But which is worse - appear like jobhopper? Or unemployed GAP in resume .. |
Quote:
The second job, I kenna bullied by the boss. Another senior colleague later told me that the boss felt threatened that i would perform better than the third boss. My third and current job, I was doing quite well. I quite like my job, I feel very comfortable with it, and got one time, I received a $300 increment as i hit more than double my KPI. However, my new supervisor, whom recently came in, has been giving me a bad time, keep picking on me, like we were all still doing NS........scream at me in front of everyone, when the big boss not around. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
Could you share the duration of stay for each job? My current oso scream at me when everyone ard twisting facts, and also behind closed door. |
All times are GMT +8. The time now is 08:23 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.5
Copyright ©2000 - 2024, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
Content Relevant URLs by vBSEO 3.3.2