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Have definitely heard of banks asking for proof / offer letters for this exact reason so would avoid
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No do not do this under any circumstances. Seniors at different firms know eachother and will just call said firm. Its a smaller world that it seems
No, this isn’t smart. If someone mentioned that they turned down an offer I wouldn’t think twice about it, well, unless they are unemployed, then I’d wonder why you turned down a job in favor of not having one…
We review your candidacy based on your resume and interview, not whether someone else wanted you. This isn’t dating.
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