u/Apprehensive-Sea-248

Will this get my offer rescinded?

So I'm kind of stressing about a couple resume discrepancies and wondering how likely it is an offer gets rescinded during an employment/background check.

Basically:

• I listed an internship as August-October, but looking back I actually signed the paperwork in August and officially started mid-September, then finished mid-October. This was over a year ago and I honestly just wrote the dates when creating resume from memory because it was such a brief internship

• I also put "Assistant Manager" for a retail role even though my official title was Retail Salesperson Level 3.
The thing is, under the award/structure I was basically doing assistant manager duties (opening/closing, supervising staff, handling escalations, training staff, etc.) and was paid at that level, just without the formal title. I was also offered the official position multiple times however couldn’t commit to the full time hours because of uni. here is what the government saids about it :

• Some indicative job titles that are usually within the definition of a Retail Employee Level 3 are:
• senior salesperson (including designated second-in-charge of a section)
• designated second-in-charge to a service supervisor

Now I'm worried HR is going to think I intentionally lied even though there wasn't really any intent to deceive. Everything else on my resume is accurate and I can explain both situations pretty easily if asked.
any advice would be much appreciated

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u/Apprehensive-Sea-248 — 5 days ago
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Resume discrepancies during employment check [au]

So I’m kind of stressing about a couple resume discrepancies and wondering how likely it is an offer gets rescinded during an employment/background check.

Basically:

  • I listed an internship as August–October, but looking back I actually signed the paperwork in August and officially started mid-September, then finished mid-October. This was over a year ago and I honestly just wrote the dates when creating resume from memory because it was such a brief internship.
  • I also put “Assistant Manager” for a retail role even though my official title was Retail Salesperson Level 3. The thing is, under the award/structure I was basically doing assistant manager duties (opening/closing, supervising staff, handling escalations, training staff, etc.) and was paid at that level, just without the formal title. here is what the government saids about it :
  • Some indicative job titles that are usually within the definition of a Retail Employee Level 3 are:
  • senior salesperson (including designated second-in-charge of a section)
  • designated second-in-charge to a service supervisor

Now I’m worried HR is going to think I intentionally lied even though there wasn’t really any intent to deceive. Everything else on my resume is accurate and I can explain both situations pretty easily if asked.

any advice would be much appreciated

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u/Apprehensive-Sea-248 — 6 days ago

Hey guys, for anyone who’s done/ currently a Kenvue intern, how long does it take them to send out written offers after the verbal offers?. Starting to stress as it’s been a week and a bit since verbal and they’re saying there’s delays on their end.

Much thanks!

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u/Apprehensive-Sea-248 — 12 days ago

Hello everyone! Following my interview my internal recruiter had given me a written offer in the form of a email saying I was selected for a intern position- said the written offer would come by latest end of next week (today) and even called mid week saying how excited the team was to start. I followed up later on and she said the relevant team was currently working on back end issues and that it would be delayed till next week. Considering how hard internships are to attain these days I’m starting to panic

Has anyone been in any similar situations? Should I be concerned?

Any advice/ similar stories would help

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u/Apprehensive-Sea-248 — 13 days ago
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Hello everyone! Following my interview my internal recruiter had given me a written offer in the form of a email saying I was selected for a intern position- said the written offer would come by latest end of next week (today) and even called mid week saying how excited the team was to start. I followed up later on and she said the relevant team was currently working on back end issues and that it would be delayed till next week. Considering how hard internships are to attain these days I’m starting to panic

Has anyone been in any similar situations? Should I be concerned?

Any advice/ simulator stories would help

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u/Apprehensive-Sea-248 — 13 days ago