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purple potato
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May 14 2019, 11:26 PM
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I encounter a problem.
Before the interview, I have to fill in the job application form. In the job application form, there is a question: "Can we contact your present employer?"
So, I should answer yes or no?
Yes to show that I am confidence and nothing to hide. Also, if I unable to get the offer and the interviewer calls to my present employer, this leaves a bad impression to my present employer and a very awkward situation. My present company might think that since I want to resign, why should them paid training fee for me in the future? Also, what if my present employer says something bad about me when the interviewer calls them?
No and the interviewer might think I have something to hide.
So, yes or no?
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purple potato
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Jan 18 2022, 11:53 PM
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Wann ask...
When applying or interviewing for a job, why the employer asks: 1. Have I worked as a government official previously? 2. Have I worked for employer auditor before? 3. Did I work as a contract staff with them before? 4. Did I work as a direct or an indirect contractor with them before? 5. Did I work for them before?
What is the purpose?
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purple potato
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Jan 19 2022, 10:49 AM
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QUOTE(Mavik @ Jan 19 2022, 07:46 AM) 1. Usually there is a certain conflict of interest or risk that needs to be mitigated, for example, the firm might have a contract with certain government agencies and as part of the contract it doesn't allow the company to poach government staff. Not 100% sure but there have been cases like this before. 2. I have never experienced this question 3, 4 and 5 - Mostly about the history with the firm as certain firms have rehiring policies and certain clauses needed to be filled especially if prior experience with it. Also, you should ask the employer what is this information for as well during the interview especially if you have answered no to all of the 5 above. Oh, I see.
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