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Internship offer rescinded - call tomorrow to discuss. Is there anything I can do?
Negotiating internship offer after acceptingI accepted an offer, then the company stopped responding. Do I keep chasing the offer?Can an offer be rescinded even after both parties electronically signed a contract?I did an internship 6 years ago in Beijing, but due to timezone difference a Background Check company refuses to call them. How do I ask for “Proof”?Salary reduced immediately after offer givenHow to postpone job start date because I have not received OPT(working permission for international students)?I filled out different employment dates in background check form after receiving offer than that listed in resume?Job offer, after Ceo Interview Hr is delaying to send in the offer letterraises promised in offer letter not givenCan my job offer be rescinded due to dates?
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I had a brief call today saying my job offer is being rescinded due to unsatisfactory screening.
From what I was told - they were not able to confirm my employment with one company, the date of my experience was 2016-2017 instead of 2015-16, and one of my experiences on my CV was off by a month.
The company they could not verify with was a small business which is now closed. I explained this to the third party which was carrying out the background check. They have left that as unverified. However, I have offered the contact details of the person who used to own the business as well as some of the clients I worked for during my employment.
I also had a CCJ which I did not declare - its very recent and I did not declare it because I submitted a N244 form to dispute it. I did not think disputed matters would be on my record - my error! The company were okay with this clarification but the employment 'discrepancies' above made them rescind my offer.
Is there any thing I can do on the call tomorrow to clarify the misunderstanding?
Purpose for the call - a person from HR told me that they and the manager of the team I was going to join would be on the call. I was told the offer was being rescinded and they gave me some details about why.
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I had a brief call today saying my job offer is being rescinded due to unsatisfactory screening.
From what I was told - they were not able to confirm my employment with one company, the date of my experience was 2016-2017 instead of 2015-16, and one of my experiences on my CV was off by a month.
The company they could not verify with was a small business which is now closed. I explained this to the third party which was carrying out the background check. They have left that as unverified. However, I have offered the contact details of the person who used to own the business as well as some of the clients I worked for during my employment.
I also had a CCJ which I did not declare - its very recent and I did not declare it because I submitted a N244 form to dispute it. I did not think disputed matters would be on my record - my error! The company were okay with this clarification but the employment 'discrepancies' above made them rescind my offer.
Is there any thing I can do on the call tomorrow to clarify the misunderstanding?
Purpose for the call - a person from HR told me that they and the manager of the team I was going to join would be on the call. I was told the offer was being rescinded and they gave me some details about why.
job-offer internship background-check
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You say the offer is already rescinded. Why, then, are they going to call you to discuss? Discuss what?
– DarkCygnus
42 mins ago
Assuming you are calling to try and get your original offer back on the table; dont. It looks desperate and like @DarkCygnus said, learn from your mistakes and fix your dates.
– Rich B
32 mins ago
CCJ and N244 appear to be UK terms for a county court judgement and a form to dispute the debt. If that's correct, it would be useful to update the question to spell that information out.
– Justin Cave
26 mins ago
I got an email saying if I was available to have a call tomorrow. I called the HR person who emailed me and they said the manager of the team I was going to join would be on the call as well as a HR person. I asked them what the call was about and they said the offer was being rescinded and gave me some details about why.
– Adam003
24 mins ago
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I had a brief call today saying my job offer is being rescinded due to unsatisfactory screening.
From what I was told - they were not able to confirm my employment with one company, the date of my experience was 2016-2017 instead of 2015-16, and one of my experiences on my CV was off by a month.
The company they could not verify with was a small business which is now closed. I explained this to the third party which was carrying out the background check. They have left that as unverified. However, I have offered the contact details of the person who used to own the business as well as some of the clients I worked for during my employment.
I also had a CCJ which I did not declare - its very recent and I did not declare it because I submitted a N244 form to dispute it. I did not think disputed matters would be on my record - my error! The company were okay with this clarification but the employment 'discrepancies' above made them rescind my offer.
Is there any thing I can do on the call tomorrow to clarify the misunderstanding?
Purpose for the call - a person from HR told me that they and the manager of the team I was going to join would be on the call. I was told the offer was being rescinded and they gave me some details about why.
job-offer internship background-check
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I had a brief call today saying my job offer is being rescinded due to unsatisfactory screening.
From what I was told - they were not able to confirm my employment with one company, the date of my experience was 2016-2017 instead of 2015-16, and one of my experiences on my CV was off by a month.
The company they could not verify with was a small business which is now closed. I explained this to the third party which was carrying out the background check. They have left that as unverified. However, I have offered the contact details of the person who used to own the business as well as some of the clients I worked for during my employment.
I also had a CCJ which I did not declare - its very recent and I did not declare it because I submitted a N244 form to dispute it. I did not think disputed matters would be on my record - my error! The company were okay with this clarification but the employment 'discrepancies' above made them rescind my offer.
Is there any thing I can do on the call tomorrow to clarify the misunderstanding?
Purpose for the call - a person from HR told me that they and the manager of the team I was going to join would be on the call. I was told the offer was being rescinded and they gave me some details about why.
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You say the offer is already rescinded. Why, then, are they going to call you to discuss? Discuss what?
– DarkCygnus
42 mins ago
Assuming you are calling to try and get your original offer back on the table; dont. It looks desperate and like @DarkCygnus said, learn from your mistakes and fix your dates.
– Rich B
32 mins ago
CCJ and N244 appear to be UK terms for a county court judgement and a form to dispute the debt. If that's correct, it would be useful to update the question to spell that information out.
– Justin Cave
26 mins ago
I got an email saying if I was available to have a call tomorrow. I called the HR person who emailed me and they said the manager of the team I was going to join would be on the call as well as a HR person. I asked them what the call was about and they said the offer was being rescinded and gave me some details about why.
– Adam003
24 mins ago
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You say the offer is already rescinded. Why, then, are they going to call you to discuss? Discuss what?
– DarkCygnus
42 mins ago
Assuming you are calling to try and get your original offer back on the table; dont. It looks desperate and like @DarkCygnus said, learn from your mistakes and fix your dates.
– Rich B
32 mins ago
CCJ and N244 appear to be UK terms for a county court judgement and a form to dispute the debt. If that's correct, it would be useful to update the question to spell that information out.
– Justin Cave
26 mins ago
I got an email saying if I was available to have a call tomorrow. I called the HR person who emailed me and they said the manager of the team I was going to join would be on the call as well as a HR person. I asked them what the call was about and they said the offer was being rescinded and gave me some details about why.
– Adam003
24 mins ago
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You say the offer is already rescinded. Why, then, are they going to call you to discuss? Discuss what?
– DarkCygnus
42 mins ago
You say the offer is already rescinded. Why, then, are they going to call you to discuss? Discuss what?
– DarkCygnus
42 mins ago
Assuming you are calling to try and get your original offer back on the table; dont. It looks desperate and like @DarkCygnus said, learn from your mistakes and fix your dates.
– Rich B
32 mins ago
Assuming you are calling to try and get your original offer back on the table; dont. It looks desperate and like @DarkCygnus said, learn from your mistakes and fix your dates.
– Rich B
32 mins ago
CCJ and N244 appear to be UK terms for a county court judgement and a form to dispute the debt. If that's correct, it would be useful to update the question to spell that information out.
– Justin Cave
26 mins ago
CCJ and N244 appear to be UK terms for a county court judgement and a form to dispute the debt. If that's correct, it would be useful to update the question to spell that information out.
– Justin Cave
26 mins ago
I got an email saying if I was available to have a call tomorrow. I called the HR person who emailed me and they said the manager of the team I was going to join would be on the call as well as a HR person. I asked them what the call was about and they said the offer was being rescinded and gave me some details about why.
– Adam003
24 mins ago
I got an email saying if I was available to have a call tomorrow. I called the HR person who emailed me and they said the manager of the team I was going to join would be on the call as well as a HR person. I asked them what the call was about and they said the offer was being rescinded and gave me some details about why.
– Adam003
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You say the offer is already rescinded, so I don't see the point in having this call to "discuss" (if anything, explain that you left it out because you ignored it was also required, as you explained to us here).
The best you can do is to learn from this, so next time you include all relevant and pertaining information for your application processes.
I would also start looking ASAP for new internship opportunities, and continue pursuing the other options you had besides this one.
answered 38 mins ago
DarkCygnusDarkCygnus
39.8k1987169
I don't see why a phone call would be offered/accepted on their side if nobody had anything to gain from it. The OP may have another shot or specific advice on what to fix so the problem doesn't happen again.
– Myles
26 mins ago
@Myles that's why I asked OP to clarify the nature of this call, so we can give a better, more contextual answer (besides, I also suggested to explain to them the reasons why OP left it out, as explained in the question)
– DarkCygnus
24 mins ago
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Is there anything I can do?
No there isn't anything you can do in relation to convincing this company to give you an internship. You had some false information on your CV and while you might think its minor the company decided they did not want to hire someone for the internship who had incorrect information on their CV. That's their decision to make and unfortunately for you- you are now out of the internship.
I would edit your CV, if you haven't already, and apply to other positions with the newly correct information on it so that there aren't any more discrepancies in the future.
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You say the offer is already rescinded, so I don't see the point in having this call to "discuss" (if anything, explain that you left it out because you ignored it was also required, as you explained to us here).
The best you can do is to learn from this, so next time you include all relevant and pertaining information for your application processes.
I would also start looking ASAP for new internship opportunities, and continue pursuing the other options you had besides this one.
answered 38 mins ago
DarkCygnusDarkCygnus
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I don't see why a phone call would be offered/accepted on their side if nobody had anything to gain from it. The OP may have another shot or specific advice on what to fix so the problem doesn't happen again.
– Myles
26 mins ago
@Myles that's why I asked OP to clarify the nature of this call, so we can give a better, more contextual answer (besides, I also suggested to explain to them the reasons why OP left it out, as explained in the question)
– DarkCygnus
24 mins ago
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You say the offer is already rescinded, so I don't see the point in having this call to "discuss" (if anything, explain that you left it out because you ignored it was also required, as you explained to us here).
The best you can do is to learn from this, so next time you include all relevant and pertaining information for your application processes.
I would also start looking ASAP for new internship opportunities, and continue pursuing the other options you had besides this one.
answered 38 mins ago
DarkCygnusDarkCygnus
39.8k1987169
I don't see why a phone call would be offered/accepted on their side if nobody had anything to gain from it. The OP may have another shot or specific advice on what to fix so the problem doesn't happen again.
– Myles
26 mins ago
@Myles that's why I asked OP to clarify the nature of this call, so we can give a better, more contextual answer (besides, I also suggested to explain to them the reasons why OP left it out, as explained in the question)
– DarkCygnus
24 mins ago
add a comment |
You say the offer is already rescinded, so I don't see the point in having this call to "discuss" (if anything, explain that you left it out because you ignored it was also required, as you explained to us here).
The best you can do is to learn from this, so next time you include all relevant and pertaining information for your application processes.
I would also start looking ASAP for new internship opportunities, and continue pursuing the other options you had besides this one.
answered 38 mins ago
DarkCygnusDarkCygnus
39.8k1987169
You say the offer is already rescinded, so I don't see the point in having this call to "discuss" (if anything, explain that you left it out because you ignored it was also required, as you explained to us here).
The best you can do is to learn from this, so next time you include all relevant and pertaining information for your application processes.
I would also start looking ASAP for new internship opportunities, and continue pursuing the other options you had besides this one.
answered 38 mins ago
DarkCygnusDarkCygnus
39.8k1987169
answered 38 mins ago
DarkCygnusDarkCygnus
39.8k1987169
answered 38 mins ago
DarkCygnusDarkCygnus
39.8k1987169
answered 38 mins ago
DarkCygnusDarkCygnus
39.8k1987169
39.8k1987169
I don't see why a phone call would be offered/accepted on their side if nobody had anything to gain from it. The OP may have another shot or specific advice on what to fix so the problem doesn't happen again.
– Myles
26 mins ago
@Myles that's why I asked OP to clarify the nature of this call, so we can give a better, more contextual answer (besides, I also suggested to explain to them the reasons why OP left it out, as explained in the question)
– DarkCygnus
24 mins ago
add a comment |
I don't see why a phone call would be offered/accepted on their side if nobody had anything to gain from it. The OP may have another shot or specific advice on what to fix so the problem doesn't happen again.
– Myles
26 mins ago
@Myles that's why I asked OP to clarify the nature of this call, so we can give a better, more contextual answer (besides, I also suggested to explain to them the reasons why OP left it out, as explained in the question)
– DarkCygnus
24 mins ago
I don't see why a phone call would be offered/accepted on their side if nobody had anything to gain from it. The OP may have another shot or specific advice on what to fix so the problem doesn't happen again.
– Myles
26 mins ago
I don't see why a phone call would be offered/accepted on their side if nobody had anything to gain from it. The OP may have another shot or specific advice on what to fix so the problem doesn't happen again.
– Myles
26 mins ago
@Myles that's why I asked OP to clarify the nature of this call, so we can give a better, more contextual answer (besides, I also suggested to explain to them the reasons why OP left it out, as explained in the question)
– DarkCygnus
24 mins ago
@Myles that's why I asked OP to clarify the nature of this call, so we can give a better, more contextual answer (besides, I also suggested to explain to them the reasons why OP left it out, as explained in the question)
– DarkCygnus
24 mins ago
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Is there anything I can do?
No there isn't anything you can do in relation to convincing this company to give you an internship. You had some false information on your CV and while you might think its minor the company decided they did not want to hire someone for the internship who had incorrect information on their CV. That's their decision to make and unfortunately for you- you are now out of the internship.
I would edit your CV, if you haven't already, and apply to other positions with the newly correct information on it so that there aren't any more discrepancies in the future.
answered 32 mins ago
chevybowchevybow
4816
add a comment |
Is there anything I can do?
No there isn't anything you can do in relation to convincing this company to give you an internship. You had some false information on your CV and while you might think its minor the company decided they did not want to hire someone for the internship who had incorrect information on their CV. That's their decision to make and unfortunately for you- you are now out of the internship.
I would edit your CV, if you haven't already, and apply to other positions with the newly correct information on it so that there aren't any more discrepancies in the future.
answered 32 mins ago
chevybowchevybow
4816
add a comment |
Is there anything I can do?
No there isn't anything you can do in relation to convincing this company to give you an internship. You had some false information on your CV and while you might think its minor the company decided they did not want to hire someone for the internship who had incorrect information on their CV. That's their decision to make and unfortunately for you- you are now out of the internship.
I would edit your CV, if you haven't already, and apply to other positions with the newly correct information on it so that there aren't any more discrepancies in the future.
answered 32 mins ago
chevybowchevybow
4816
Is there anything I can do?
No there isn't anything you can do in relation to convincing this company to give you an internship. You had some false information on your CV and while you might think its minor the company decided they did not want to hire someone for the internship who had incorrect information on their CV. That's their decision to make and unfortunately for you- you are now out of the internship.
I would edit your CV, if you haven't already, and apply to other positions with the newly correct information on it so that there aren't any more discrepancies in the future.
answered 32 mins ago
chevybowchevybow
4816
answered 32 mins ago
chevybowchevybow
4816
answered 32 mins ago
chevybowchevybow
4816
answered 32 mins ago
chevybowchevybow
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You say the offer is already rescinded. Why, then, are they going to call you to discuss? Discuss what?
– DarkCygnus
42 mins ago
Assuming you are calling to try and get your original offer back on the table; dont. It looks desperate and like @DarkCygnus said, learn from your mistakes and fix your dates.
– Rich B
32 mins ago
CCJ and N244 appear to be UK terms for a county court judgement and a form to dispute the debt. If that's correct, it would be useful to update the question to spell that information out.
– Justin Cave
26 mins ago
I got an email saying if I was available to have a call tomorrow. I called the HR person who emailed me and they said the manager of the team I was going to join would be on the call as well as a HR person. I asked them what the call was about and they said the offer was being rescinded and gave me some details about why.
– Adam003
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