To I'm Sunk

Posted By: Semper Fi on 2006-04-06
In Reply to: I'm sunk then - I'm sunk

Please don't give up. Perhaps you could continue for the new owners of the service you were working for, or perhaps the lady who sold it could write you a nice reference letter before you leave? Don't give up--there is something out there for you.

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Why Credit Check for MT job? - job seeker
- I was told by an employeer several years ago that they were mainly looking for garnishments because - ..
- Employers also like to know how far in debt you are - because that tells them how badly you need - sm
- This is very common for any type of employer these days - and nothing to worry about at all
- Not just MT, most Employers require it now - omt
  - I'm sunk then - I'm sunk
    - I don't think so - msbeanctr
    - I had awful credit for a long time and always got employed.nm - They're looking for theft, illegal name changes
    - I have never had to have a credit check - sm
    - To I'm Sunk - Semper Fi
    - I've interviewed with several companies and none have asked for - me
      - Please - where did you apply? - I'm sunk
        Try here ... - MT
        A credit check really has no bearing on whether you will get a job offer - omt
        You HAVE to authorize a credit check with a signature; - they can't do it without letting you know. nm
        Whether you apply on line or by written application, they have it covered - omt
  - thanks - job seeker

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I'm sunk then

I also have circumstances where I have to find something else. The lady who owns the small local MTSO I was working for sold it, and they don't need her MTs.

I can't pass a credit check. I'm recently divorced. Long story, but lost the house and my car. I hope I can find a job now.