How is a potential employer supposed to verify past employment/references?
Posted by
brian in
Employment HELP on
Mar 1st, 2010 |
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My past employers all have policies where they will verify employment but will not serve as a reference. Yet, many of the places I have applied tell me they will call these people and request a reference anyway. Prior to being let go at the last company I was employed at, I had been professionally employed for 13 years and was at each employer 2-3 years. I have great experience and do not want this to hinder the process. Thanks for your advice on what I should do.
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