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I know it's hard not to be disapointed especially if you have been looking for a long time for permanant work but to go over each one of your credits cards? I just don't know what I would think about that. I can understand wanting an explanation but it just seems like this much scrutinity has to be somewhat discriminating. I'm not sure I'd want to work for a company that got that involved in my personal business. However, I guess if you really want the job and that is the way they do things there is not much you can do about it. If it is meant to be it will be.
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Originally posted by MELLISSAMM View PostIt didn't go so well. All they did was discuss each of the credit cards on my credit report. They also said that they would have to let the CEO know about my bankruptcy since the position was in finance. The CEO will not be in until Monday. It felt like an invasion of privacy.
i'm still keeping my fingers and toes crossed you'll get it let's try and think GOOD thoughts and if this doesn't work out, it just wasn't meant to be, something even BETTER will come up!
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Wow Melissa-frankly they sound like to me (a word I can't use here but older kids use it all the time) ends in "bag" - maybe you got an inside look at the real "soul" (or lack thereof) of that place...
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It didn't go so well. All they did was discuss each of the credit cards on my credit report. They also said that they would have to let the CEO know about my bankruptcy since the position was in finance. The CEO will not be in until Monday. It felt like an invasion of privacy.
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Originally posted by tobee43 View Posti still think you got it!! after all they now know you are NOT in a debt! LOL!!! it's all gone that should make them happy.
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It doesn't sound like they know much about bankruptcy since they are wondering why you filed if you have zero balances.
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Originally posted by MELLISSAMM View PostThank you so much! I hope everything goes well today. I better start preparing for what I'm going to say. The job is an accounting assistant position for the local Court House. Maybe that's why they are being so strict. It's honestly quite embarassing to have to go in there and discuss my financial history with someone I don't know.
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Thank you so much! I hope everything goes well today. I better start preparing for what I'm going to say. The job is an accounting assistant position for the local Court House. Maybe that's why they are being so strict. It's honestly quite embarassing to have to go in there and discuss my financial history with someone I don't know.
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yes, i wouldn't write it off either, i agree with Lady and Iam, since really they were just asking about it. actually, it would have been odder if they hadn't, IMO.
so, sit tight it's NOT over until the gavel's pounded on the desk!
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Lady is right as always - they wouldn't do this if they FULLY made up their mind!
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Originally posted by MELLISSAMM View PostWell, I don't think I got the job because of my bankruptcy. They pulled my credit report and asked why I even filed BK since I owed nothing. All my creditors adjusted my balances to 0 a few weeks after the petition was filed. The foreclosure is still on there though. I'm supposed to meet with the HR person today to discuss my credit report today (per her request). I don't even know what to say. This week is full of stress. I also have my creditor's meeting on Friday. Too much going on.
Good luck. Try to stay positive. Walk in there like you know you have the job.
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Mellisa, that's unreal...BY THE WAY - CA actually prohibits most employers from asking for credit reports now...of course exempting your potential job...that's just so mind-numbingly stupid.
Here is the CA law...just in case...
Purpose of California Employers Requesting Credit History Reports
for Employment Purposes
California law requires employers to identify the specific purpose for requesting a credit
history report relative to the applicant’s employment application. (Cal. Civ. Code §
1785.20.5; Cal. Labor Code § 1024.5). Under California law, employers may only use
consumer credit reports in one of eight circumstances, unless the employer is a person or
business subject both to Sections 6801 through 6809 of Title 15 of the United States
Code and compliance oversight by a state or federal regulatory agency with respect to
those laws.
Employer will check the appropriate box or boxes below to identify the specific purpose
of this request, and Applicant will acknowledge with his or her signature at the bottom of
this form.
A credit history report has been requested in connection with Applicant’s employment
application because the position for which the Applicant has applied is:
□ A managerial position
□ A position in the state Department of Justice
□ A sworn peace officer or other law enforcement position
□ A position for which the information contained in the report is required by
law to be disclosed or obtained
□ A position involves regular access to specified personal information for any
purpose other than routine solicitation and processing of credit card
applications in a retail establishment, including bank or credit card account
information, social security number, and date of birth
□ A position in which the applicant/employee is or would be a named signatory
on the employer’s bank or credit card account, or authorized to transfer
money or enter into financial contracts on the employer’s behalf
□ A position that involves access to confidential or proprietary information, as
specified in California Labor Code section 1024.5(a)(7)
□ Position involves regular access to $10,000 or more of cash of the employer, a
customer, or client, during the workday
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Well, I don't think I got the job because of my bankruptcy. They pulled my credit report and asked why I even filed BK since I owed nothing. All my creditors adjusted my balances to 0 a few weeks after the petition was filed. The foreclosure is still on there though. I'm supposed to meet with the HR person today to discuss my credit report today (per her request). I don't even know what to say. This week is full of stress. I also have my creditor's meeting on Friday. Too much going on.
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Originally posted by MELLISSAMM View PostWell, I just found out that they will be conducting a credit check. I let the HR Manager know that I have recently filed for bankruptcy. She said "it shouldn't be a problem". Hoping for the best.........
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Fingers crossed!!! And by the way - that is really really ridiculous!!!!
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