Positive references can get you the job you want
Positive references can get you the job you want. Companies are very selective about hiring today. Security is of major concern to all of us. Your references will be checked and positive references
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Timely service is important when it comes to your job search
When you are looking for a job timeliness is important. You need to feel confident about that what your former employers will say will only enhance your chances of landing a new position. Allisontaylor.com’s reference check research average turnaround time is 10 working days. As soon as contact
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One satisfied Allison and Taylor client said about their services:
“Great People. Their input has saved my consulting business!”
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What Information Can a Former Employer Legally Provide? Part 2
Last time we discussed how may job seekers are surprised by what their former employers are saying when called for a reference, in spite of state laws and company policies that state only employment dates and titles may be confirmed. So what can you do when you find out a former employer is giving
Do you know what your past employer is saying about you?
When looking for a job your references should be a top priority. Don’t wait until its too late to fine out what your former employer is saying about you. Use Allison and Taylor’s reference checking service and find out today.
Here is what one Allison
7 Reasons Not To Have a Friend Check Your References pt 2
As I discussed yesterday, there are many reasons not to have your friends or relative check your references for you. We covered reasons 1 to 3, here are reasons 4 to 7.
4. A reference checked by a friend is not legally supportable. If a friend calls and confirms that your reference is providing career-damaging
7 Reasons Not To Have a Friend Check Your References pt 1
Does this scenario sound familiar? In your search for new employment, you’ve done your homework in refining your resume and presentation skills and have perhaps even “aced” an interview (or two) in spades. A prospective job offer is within reach; one of the last hurdles remaining, the reference
Career Sabotage: Negative Influence from a Past Employer Part 1
The word was out on Sam Edwards. Someone was telling prospective new employers that they shouldn’t hire him. This single “bad reference” cost Sam at least seven job offers and forced him to tap into more than $50,000 of his retirement fund. This, in spite of his solid credentials.
Edwards (not
Will you be surprised by what your references say?
Here is what one client of Allison and Taylor had to say after using Allison and Taylor’s reference checking services:
“Better to know what the references will say by using your service
then have an offer withdrawn as a surprise later.”
Don’t wait and be surprised. Found out
Negotiating a professional reference is just as important as negotiating a severance package-Part 3
Still not sure if you’ll get a good professional reference from a former employer? You should be.
“Believe it or not, many managers don’t know the official reference policy of a company and inadvertently say too much,” Allison said. “Someone in human resources needs to remind them
Don’t be left in the dark when it comes to your references
Here is what one Allison and Taylor client had to say after using Allison and Taylor’s reference checking services:
“Just what I needed. No former employee should be left in the dark
about what their references will say. I am truly appreciative for being able