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He's acting like it's no big deal for an ex-convinct to work with a prestigious organization like this. "Are you seriously asking me that? You simply come out of nowhere and convince the boss to give you a job. She blindly gave you without checking your background. What do you think she will do after she finds out who you really are?" "Why don't you leave that to her to decide? Who's going to tell her anyway?" Jasper shrugged. "I won't let you bring this company down. I have heard of other companies going down because they hired an ex convict." "You can do whatever you want. I warned your boss before she hired me but she is too impatient to listen to anything. You won't blame me now that I'v

We all understood the goals and were always working actively towards it. He smiled. “True. Some companies don't realize that, though. It's amazing that some still do.” I nodded and studied him from the corner of my eyes. The background check I'd done on him hadn't revealed much except from the fact that he was very good at what he did as well as the lovely recommendations people that had worked with him had given, and I wanted to get to know more about him. I wasn’t used to trusting people I knew nothing about, no matter how much they impressed me, and he wasn’t any different.

"I hope they are great things you heard." Chairman Chan assessed Derrick with sharp scrutiny before darting his eyes away. "We've done a background check on your company and it's very impressive how you're able to manage your company and as well, leave it at the top of the chart at the end of each month. But, as you might already know, at Chan Groups, we go deeper than company background." He searched Derrick's eyes for any emotions; fear, apprehension? But there was none. "Are you married?"

When he turned around, his expression was controlled, but his hands were flexing at his sides. "Pull his full employment record," he said. "Not the sanitized version HR keeps. The background check from when he was hired. I want to know who vetted him. Who interviewed him? Who approved the hire?" Voss worked in silence. Files bloomed across the screens employment history, education verification, reference checks. I watched them scroll, my mind cataloging details. "Stop," I said suddenly. "Go back. The education record." Voss paused the scroll. "Laurent Maritime Academy," I read aloud, pointing to the entry. "He completed a fellowship there. Three years ago. Listed under 'Additional Profession

“From what I have heard, the few people that are left on his staff aren’t very supportive of their employer. They are hanging around until the bitter end in hopes of getting another job. I suppose a bad job is better than no job at all.” “That’s true, but I thought you were going to offer employment to those who stuck it out?” “I am,” Creighton confirmed. “But only if I can verify without a doubt that they are willing to work. I won’t have someone thinking they can slide by with just a paycheck and nothing to do for it.” “I’ll take a look at the employees that are left,” Clark said, taking a list of names Creighton handed him. “I’ll do a background on each of them and snoop around a bit. I’l

He repeated what the strange woman has told him. “You don't even know what the job is about” She asked, confused. Jefferson coughed to hide how nervous he was at that moment. “Uh...I-I only do, I mean did one job, and that's background check, so I Know what the call is about.” “Oh” There was a pause on the other end of the line. “Are you sure? The payment could really help you out.” “I’m sure. I can’t take the risk. Good luck finding someone else,” he replied, ending the call.

He's acting like it's no big deal for an ex-convinct to work with a prestigious organization like this. "Are you seriously asking me that? You simply come out of nowhere and convince the boss to give you a job. She blindly gave you without checking your background. What do you think she will do after she finds out who you really are?" "Why don't you leave that to her to decide? Who's going to tell her anyway?" Jasper shrugged. "I won't let you bring this company down. I have heard of other companies going down because they hired an ex convict." "You can do whatever you want. I warned your boss before she hired me but she is too impatient to listen to anything. You won't blame me now that I'v

I just needed a quiet corner and my laptop. Reach my small office space, I sank into my chair, booting up the laptop. The HR database was a maze, but I knew its corners. A new hire could be added with minimal fuss, a fake resume, a forged ID, a few clicks to bypass the background check. I’d done it before, for less savory reasons. My fingers hovered over the keyboard, hesitating.

Ozgar said while he pushed him towards his office. As they entered the office, Sedar began to pace up and down, wearing the carpet thin, the chain still visible in his hand, grumbling as he pinched the bridge of his nose. "Have you conducted a background check on everyone who works for the company?" He muttered, his eyes squeezing shut. "Yes, I've done extensive research on everyone I can think of. Zeynep and her parents are among them." Ozgar responded while scrolling through his phone, making sure there were no news articles printed.