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>Edit: Also, if anyone requests reference checks from your current employer, you should say no. It's not standard practice to check current employer, only prior
by registeredcorn 4y ago
>Edit: Also, if anyone requests reference checks from your current employer, you should say no. It's not standard practice to check current employer, only prior employers (at least in the US).
Question for you: One of the previous companies I worked for changed their name after I left. The company is still searchable under the old name. Should I list the new name, or old name on the resume? I feel like it's not really my problem, but also is my problem, you know? It's a weird thing. I'm not sure how common of a problem this is.
- JacobThreeThree 4y agoNewName (formerly OldName)
- klodolph 4y agoWeyland Yutani (formerly Yoyodyne Propulsion) 1980-1984 Vice President of Red Lectroids
- ralph84 4y agoI put the name of the company when I worked there, then the current name in parentheses. For example: EMC (now Dell)
- ghaff 4y agoDitto. It’s a good idea because you don’t want someone in HR thinking there’s a discrepancy.