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Applying for a job at a bank I owe(d) money to

Mqq · 2010-08-19 20:56:07

I am sick of my current job and quite fancy working in a bank. I have just been looking at the recruitment pages of many banks and a number have vacancies in my area. However, some of them I either owe money to, or used to. I did get into some pretty bad trouble and had a number of defaults. Some of the ones that I paid of…

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DarkConvict Posts: 6,346 Forumite

21 August 2010 at 11:25AM

Seems like others have answered your questions, but i have heard of people getting into trouble with even defaults on a file. But it depends entirely on the position you are working in. Front line staff like those in the branch, or those in the finanical areas like accounts and marketing care alot about the file, if you work in generic IT support they will check you but not care as much.

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