background verification question help

[ManchuMohanbabu]

4 hours ago, perugu_vada said:

Don’t contact ani option untundi .. apudu u will send ur current paystubs .. 1st join aina yr w2 upload chesthe chalu 

naa problem neenu current company kforcee ki chestunna second job vachidhi background company lo na kforce recruiter name contact details iste dorikipotha. kforce ki direct hr email ledu don't know what information i can give and my recruiter shouldn't know it

[ManchuMohanbabu]

6 minutes ago, usetime63 said:

Also there are 3rd part agencies that too these verification, they will not contact employer directly, all employers have a portal that they submit all their employees information , a portal nunchi match chestharu for background check.

 

Same applies to universities. 

 

 

r u sure bro na current employer ni contact cheyada ?

[Konebhar6]

41 minutes ago, ManchuMohanbabu said:

thanks brooo

background companies ask for employer names. prime vendor kforce ki cheste I can't provide my kforce recruiter details who helped me with the onboarding and I don't want my recruiter know I;m looking for new job and I'm currently employed with kforce.

Can I give link and employer name https://www.kforce.com/contact-us/  and provide my start date apudu HR ni contact chestaru my recruiter will not know 

Ideally the background checking companies do not contact current employers. They should not. Even if they do, it should only be HR. So you can tell them "I am not comfortable giving current employer details, but if you need, I can give references, that too after recruiting is complete". Ask them what they do as part of background check. 

Lets say you give all the details and they do check and your current vendor knows, handle the situation. Simply say, I don't know who contacted. I did not give any details. May be some interview you may have got 6-8 months back. Just brush off the situation.

[Konebhar6]

5 hours ago, Warangalbidda said:

Bro I didn’t mention they will check with manager.What ever email you mention in the background check they will send an email.

U mean if someone is working for microsoft, they will send an email to [email protected] or to their HR? If they send an email, it should be OK as this person is working there.

[ManchuMohanbabu]

22 minutes ago, Konebhar6 said:

Ideally the background checking companies do not contact current employers. They should not. Even if they do, it should only be HR. So you can tell them "I am not comfortable giving current employer details, but if you need, I can give references, that too after recruiting is complete". Ask them what they do as part of background check. 

Lets say you give all the details and they do check and your current vendor knows, handle the situation. Simply say, I don't know who contacted. I did not give any details. May be some interview you may have got 6-8 months back. Just brush off the situation.

thanks if they force me to provide details of the employer wht should i give bro  from kforce 

employer name:

employer phone: 

employer email:

employment start and end date

[ManchuMohanbabu]

6 minutes ago, Konebhar6 said:

U mean if someone is working for microsoft, they will send an email to [email protected] or to their HR? If they send an email, it should be OK as this person is working there.

microsoft hr email lekuntee can we give 

employer name: microsoft

employer email. contact microsoft HR on company website

employer phone. contact number on company websitr

start date: 01/2021

[Konebhar6]

16 minutes ago, ManchuMohanbabu said:

thanks if they force me to provide details of the employer wht should i give bro  from kforce 

employer name:

employer phone: 

employer email:

employment start and end date

Kforce Corporate Headquarters

1150 Assembly Drive, Suite 500, Tampa, FL 33607

Phone: 1-877-4KFORCE

 

That's good enough.

[usetime63]

1 hour ago, ManchuMohanbabu said:

r u sure bro na current employer ni contact cheyada ?

This is common practice, no one feels comfortable giving current employer details, don't worry it will all go well.