Hi, I am planning to change my domain after 5 years of experience from a functional consultant to Informatica. Will any company conduct a background check with the previous company or the present company to verify the domain in which this person has worked? Please suggest. Thanks in advance.
From United States
From United States
Yes. Background verification is a serious affair, because of increased number of fake candidates - i.e candidates, who forge qualification, experience, previous salary etc
From India, Bangalore
From India, Bangalore
Background Verification (BGV) Process
BGV is a basic requirement that is carried out by most companies nowadays. There is no need for concern if you don't have anything to hide. Be open and honest; it's a normal process.
From India, Hyderabad
BGV is a basic requirement that is carried out by most companies nowadays. There is no need for concern if you don't have anything to hide. Be open and honest; it's a normal process.
From India, Hyderabad
Background Verification Processes in MNCs
Background verification processes vary between organizations and also among clients. If you are hired in an MNC and would be joining some big banks like 5/3 International/ADP, then they will conduct a detailed check. This will include:
1. Previous company verification
2. Designation
3. Fixed and Variable Salary
4. Duration
5. Criminal Record
6. Educational records
7. Address Verification
Usually, a third party carries out these processes and provides feedback in points. They never provide a negative report, but they do point out any discrepancies in your records.
Ultimately, it depends on your HR manager/team manager to decide whether to retain you in the company based on the severity level of the points.
Regards,
Abhishek
From India, Pune
Background verification processes vary between organizations and also among clients. If you are hired in an MNC and would be joining some big banks like 5/3 International/ADP, then they will conduct a detailed check. This will include:
1. Previous company verification
2. Designation
3. Fixed and Variable Salary
4. Duration
5. Criminal Record
6. Educational records
7. Address Verification
Usually, a third party carries out these processes and provides feedback in points. They never provide a negative report, but they do point out any discrepancies in your records.
Ultimately, it depends on your HR manager/team manager to decide whether to retain you in the company based on the severity level of the points.
Regards,
Abhishek
From India, Pune
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