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I've been led to believe that there are brokers who have information on your employment history and that it will likely show up in a background check. Famously,
by hotpotamus 4y ago
I've been led to believe that there are brokers who have information on your employment history and that it will likely show up in a background check. Famously, employment dates are the only thing a typical HR department will give out when cold called by a potential new employer. Basically, it's not something I'd fluff beyond a month or two. I'd find something else to fill a big gap on a resume if needed (sabbatical, volunteering, consulting, whatever) just in case it's something that an automated filter is tossing out.
- gedy 4y agoYes if it gets to filling out background check documents, I don't fudge dates. I have though typically only needed to do those after offer has been made, etc.