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CV gap - agency asking for bank statements
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Originally posted by rogerthedodger View PostSense at last!Comment
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Originally posted by NCOTBAC View PostHow is that sense? If you are going through reference checks that's going to be picked up and you are caught supply false information. Financial and many other clients really like contractors misrepresenting information on their CVs, not.Comment
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Originally posted by LondonManc View PostGetting your foot in the door is the key. Whatever works for you. But if you had a three month gig from November last year to February this year, 2017-2018 gives a false impression of it for me.Originally posted by rogerthedodger View PostShe didn't say tell lies, she said close the gaps.......you can do that very briefly with whatever is true and suits. You do marketing and CPD, don't you?
Technically it is very easy to close all of them as some projects could be unpaid ones, plan B, open-source projects etc. But it makes me a bit humiliated if I do that in very reporting and naked way.
Even if a three month gig gives a false 1.5-2 years gig impression why does it matter if there is 5, 10, 15 years related experience?
If market so addicted with these gaps then only those with 2-5 years experience will suffice. Just because of sooner or later an experienced contractor will take significant breaks.Comment
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There is no legal requirement for you to notify your bank that you are in prison
If you are on remand there are no restrictions on the types of banking transaction you can make. You can continue to make any personal or business transactions that you would ordinarily make.
Managing an external bank account while in prison
Managing an external bank account while in prison - theInfoHub by Unlock | for people with convictions and criminal recordstheInfoHub by Unlock | for people with convictions and criminal records
I do not see any sense in asking bank statements. It demonstrates nothing.
If that about screening then that should be treated more straight-forward.
Get a copy of your police records
https://www.gov.uk/copy-of-police-records
https://www.acro.police.uk/subject_access.aspx
P.S.
acro:The certificate details whether or not the applicant has a criminal record in the United Kingdom and is required as part of the visa process by the respective high commission or embassy.
The Police Certificate is not intended for use to gain employment within the UK or to emigrate to the UK.
That kids in agencies make me seek. The most unprofessional occupation.Last edited by FK1; 11 July 2018, 00:53.Comment
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Originally posted by FK1 View PostI use almost the same approach as rogerthedodger not because of I want to close the gaps.
Technically it is very easy to close all of them as some projects could be unpaid ones, plan B, open-source projects etc. But it makes me a bit humiliated if I do that in very reporting and naked way.
Even if a three month gig gives a false 1.5-2 years gig impression why does it matter if there is 5, 10, 15 years related experience?
If market so addicted with these gaps then only those with 2-5 years experience will suffice. Just because of sooner or later an experienced contractor will take significant breaks.Comment
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Originally posted by NCOTBAC View PostCan someone translate this for me please?
If you’re going to do that, then I’d suggest the CV should be a list of years with a list of clients per year. No point in going into detail, and you don’t want to give the agent/client any information that might be pertinent.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostBasically his attitude is to be “economical with the truth”, don’t quote the month of the year you were at a client, but just the year. So a 3 month contract from 01/12/14 to 01/03/15 would go on the CV as 2014-2015, which, if you did nothing else for those years might imply that you were there for 2 full years, not 3 months.
If you’re going to do that, then I’d suggest the CV should be a list of years with a list of clients per year. No point in going into detail, and you don’t want to give the agent/client any information that might be pertinent.The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he didn't existComment
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Originally posted by FK1 View PostThat kids in agencies make me seek. The most unprofessional occupation.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Originally posted by FK1 View Post
That kids in agencies make me seek. The most unprofessional occupation.Comment
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