Many Companies Only Provide Limited Information During a Reference Check

question 42

Multiple Choice

Many companies only provide limited information during a reference check.Is there a value to calling and checking the references today?

• A)No, an employer can find more information by looking at a candidate's social media.
• B)Yes, a past employer's reaction to the request can provide significant information about the candidate.
• C)No, an employer is limited in the types of information he or she can provide, most of which can be found elsewhere.
• D)Yes, past employers and coworkers are often very open and honest when a candidate no longer works for them.
• E)No, the concept of qualified privilege inhibits the value of any type of reference check.

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