Will I be blacklisted from the firm?
I received a "pre-offer" letter for a job that I really liked and I signed the "pre-offer" form and the company sent me the background check form for me to complete afterwards. However, due to my current situation, I decided to just stay in my current position as it was more "safe" and so I informed the team that I had to withdraw my candidacy and did not go through the background check.
For context, the process for this company is: Sign Pre-offer --> Non-criminal background check --> official conditional offer letter (where you have a couple days to accept it) --> criminal background check --> successfully onboarded.
Given that I had to pull out of the "pre-offer" due to my current circumstances, do you guys think that the firm counts that as reneging and will blacklist me (or flag me) if I reapply in the future?
So why don't you want to go to Citi?
It's not Citi
After seeing half a dozen of posts by this guy ( anonymous or not), I’m pretty sure he doesn’t like Citi.
L from him
No you will def not be blacklisted. Also, what's the difference between a non-criminal bc and criminal bc?
Non-criminal background check is stuff like employment / education / address / etc verification. Some employers do it seperately due to the new law in NYC (Fair chance act)
You'll be fine, as long as you don't reneg and then hide the signing bonus they dgaf
Thanks for your reply. Do you think that pulling out after signing a "pre-offer" letter (not an official offer letter) counts as reneging?
Probably not, but even if it did, you still have a current position so reneging at one firm isn’t going to be that big of a deal
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