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> Future employers will ask your level and if Apple tells them something different they're going to think you're lying. But that doesn't seem to be what's happ
by quietbritishjim 5y ago
> Future employers will ask your level and if Apple tells them something different they're going to think you're lying.
But that doesn't seem to be what's happening.
It's clear that "associate" means "they worked here but we won't tell you what as, ha ha". That's not lying! That's just not telling. And it's no reason for a future company to be suspicious.
- treis 5y ago>It's clear that "associate" means "they worked here but we won't tell you what as, ha ha" I don't think that's clear. And if that's the message they want to send why not just confirm employment but not state a level?
- bink 5y agoThey're submitting this data to Lexis-Nexis. It's not about employers calling Apple to verify the info. Lexis-Nexis most likely requires a title and Apple is changing it after people leave.
- CPLX 5y agoThat exact allegation, that an offer was rescinded, is the subject of a lawsuit mentioned prominently in the article.
- some_random 5y agoThe problem is that some employers DON'T understand that is what's going on and come to the conclusion that you're lying.