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by jt327 » Tue Nov 30, 2010 7:47 am
Can background check companies like Kroll verify EVERYWHERE you have ever worked? Or only those places you have reported on your resume? I got a part-time job in college but quickly decided that it wasn't for me and quite after a month. I did not report this on my application. Is there a way for them to find out about this?
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by Kaneisha Grayson » Wed Dec 01, 2010 5:24 am
Hi JT327, the AdCom is not going to be worried about a part-time job you had in college for a month--even if it does end up showing up on a background check. They use background check companies to make sure you don't leave out meaningful full-time work experiences--like working somewhere for four months, getting fired, and not wanting to mention it in your application. This is obviously not the case for you.

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by jamied » Wed Dec 01, 2010 4:51 pm
Kaneisha,

I have a similar question. I worked somewhere for 6 months and was let go for "fit" after speaking with my manager about how I wasn't sure the job was right for me long-term (under HR's advice). Do I have to speak about this in my application? Since I was not "fired" will this show up on my background check?

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J
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by tmino » Sat Dec 04, 2010 5:06 am
My advice: Just be honest in your application. Mention the work experience in your CV. Should they ask about why you only worked there for 6 months in your interview then just tell your story. I wouldn't see why that's a problem?

The last thing you want is to be accepted somewhere and then have to worry about some background checks which may uncover something leading to revoking your acceptance.
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