So if the background check does contain an education section should I put my diploma that I have or should I put that I have some college experience? The some college may cause a discrepancy with my application but the diploma may also cause one.
I do but I do not know if it lines up with the records that the school has. They mailed it to me after the graduation ceremony. I am not sure if I can provide it as proof if the background check people contact the school. Meaning that they will take the school’s word over my diploma.
I appreciate your kind words and reassurance. The reason I am so nervous about them checking is because I saw a post somewhere, maybe even on reddit, saying that the applicant input the wrong graduation month and that it was flagged during the background check. There were no other details or a follow up. I am hoping that their case was for a college grad junior position and that for me they don’t care since it’s not a junior position and I have years of experience.
I would be devastated if I leave my current job before background check completion and then they fire me over this issue. I am sorry about my nerves, the team and manager seemed like great fits during interview and it really seems like it would be a nice move. I was, or I guess I am looking forward to it, I just do not want to put my partner and I at risk and feel like I already have.
Is this the case in the US?