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philosophie_en_rose

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Wed Jun-22-05 12:09 AM
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9. Be honest, but wait until someone else brings it up.

Don't mention anything until they mention it.

If the paperwork was needed for a previous job and it's over, there is no reason for Microsoft to gather information about you. They no longer have an interest in your background. In fact, if it were that important, they would have held the job until you did sign the paperwork.

If you're pinned down, be honest. Say that you didn't remember the forms before you were hired. Also, that there really isn't a reason to sign at this point and you're uncomfortable signing the paperwork for no reason.

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