Division Checked in Background Check?
I have made a few applications where I described my position as
Summer Intern, Credit Risk - Member of the Credit Risk Reporting team...
Instead of this, which is what I wrote after asking on WSO
Summer Intern, Credit Risk Reporting (Finance)
(More details here: //www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/is-this-misleading)
Essentially, the way I wrote it made it sound as if I was in Credit Risk "front office" even though I say it is a reporting (i.e. finance) team within Credit Risk. This was not my intention - I was merely trying to communicate the larger division of which I was a part of. E.g. someone in operations might have written:
Summer Intern, Sales & Trading - Worked on the FX OTC Clearing team...
I have received a BB offer. Would something like this result in getting the offer cancelled after a background check?
No.
only if you put the wrong company down....
So, you don't think they check this in the background check? Or do you not think they would care?
Thanks
sarcasm
You'll be fine if they do a check or not.
Thanks for the reassurance. Just a question: is it clear from the way I wrote it that I was in Finance and not Credit Risk "front office"? Or is it just so so minor a difference that no one will care?
Also, when performing a background check, does anyone know whether they check specific department, etc. or just if you worked at the company during certain dates?
Does anyone think it was or was not clear?
You need to chill out, Credit Risk is not front office to begin with.
Sorry man, just worried.
I know it's not front office, hence the quotation marks. It's just what people called the risk management side of CR
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I have interned at a couple financial services institutions (think BB and credit/equity rating firm like S&P/Moody's) and have gone through different background checks at each. Note: I did not lie/exaggerate anything on my resume. BUT, to be honest, there is A LOT you can get away with on your resume so long as you can explain it to HR after a background check falls through. You can provide a note from someone you worked with to verify what you did, etc...So while I don't condone it, if you are saying you worked in S&T (while only being in CR), you can still get a note from some contact in S&T to say you did some work on the FO side.
What if my colleagues referred to themselves as working in "Credit Risk" and not "Credit Risk Reporting" (eg on their business cards)? For example: "Associate, Credit Risk"
I think that what you meant is clear based on what I've read. I also think nobody gives a shit what you did for 3 months last summer...they only care to confirm that you were actually employed by the company that you said you were employed by.
So do you think it was clear that I wasn't presenting myself as a Credit Risk Intern, but as an Intern working in Credit Risk (performing a Finance function)?
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