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Got a job offer, but need to pass a background check. On my resume I listed my experience at a company where I worked unpaid (I'm a cuck) illegally for a couple of months, then worked legally there for a much longer time. I listed all this time without mentioning the illegal period.
I am supposed to list all my previous employments with a background check company. If I list my illegal work as an unpaid internship I should be fine, right g-guys?
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>>2047839
You'll be fine
I accidentally sent in a form with the wrong name and no one noticed
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>>2047839
Yeah you'll be fine. I've worked cash jobs and "internships" for a long time and listed them all on my resume.
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>>2047926
Did they contact you when they found a discrepancy?
So should I just omit that (illegal) time or mark it as an unpaid internship? I've never worked for an international company before.
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>>2047982
they didn't notice
if they mention it, say it was an internship that turned into a real job. If you act like its no big deal then it isn't. People aren't going to waste their time trying to hunt you down
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>>2047839
Well I've just been hired. My work history in my CV and work history provided to HR in their paperwork are 2 different things. They didn't notice.
I didn't scam or lie or anything. Just was lazy filling in paperwork and only included 2 past employers as I didn't see why they'd need to check up every single employer from the past 10 years. It's a waste of HR's time and I know the irony in saying that since all they do is irritate, waste time and get paid.
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>>2047839
They dont check all that for whatever shit tier job youre going for. HR is eternally useless
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