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Likes for a DM please🙏
My iPhone camera really makes this look intense!
Does this bowl host meetups?
It feels like a BS excuse to blame a credit check on rescinding an offer. But if you started in May, I don’t think they can rescind an offer, only fire you?
It’s understandable to be bummed, but these people don’t seem like good people that are probably not good to work for
Apologies - I shortened the initial post because of character limitations. I meant this interview process started in May. You’re right though. I feel validated in thinking these aren’t people I want to work for. I mean, seriously? Judge my credit history during a pandemic? Seems extra low. I appreciate your insight very much.
generally speaking if its a role where the employee will have access to money or sensitive info and the candidate has bad credit, and or is in debt- the company cant hire you. In some instances its the law, not just company policy. It doesn't look good on the news when the employee who they knew when they hired them had terrible credit and was really in debt embezzled or sold / stole customer data to pay their debt. You'd never do this of course, but that's the reason. Just another reason to clean up that credit report and get back on track.