Hi There,

I don't think you need to worry much about that.

1. No, it will not give you any bad impact
2. No, it's also not important at all to mention. You have 45-60 mins in an interview. For PEI, it will be only ~15 mins, so you have much more important things to tell.

Hope this helps!

Hi there,

Nothing to worry about since the deviation isn't significant - they would care more if you are lying about actually working there vs. lying about working there.

No need to mention this during the interview - When asked about your CV/previous experience, don't focus a lot of the title, talk about your responsibilities and achievements.

I hope this helps

Khaled

The primary concern with the checks is to see if you actually worked there. You can easily explain away these title issues if you have to, I would not worry about it

Hi there,

You'll be totally fine. You haven't lied about anything as these titles accurately describe your role.

Relax!

Also, don't say anything in the interview - it'll only detract! They won't ask and no need to offer the information...just focus on talking about what you did etc.

Hi,

This is insignificant. The background check is not checking your resume or exact titles. They are checking if you own any equity or committed anything illegal.

Please relax and enjoy your offer

Best

You are using slightly different names to describe the positions, but this isn't really material. You worked there, you are starting what you did there, you are not pretending to have a role you didn't. I also don't think they will check this - but even if they do, this is so insignificant that it won't be an issue.

This happens quite frequently - people may have a certain title that doesn't really reflect what they do, usually because it is how they think about it internally, but may even use different unofficial titles externally. They simply chose something that reflects their role and responsibility and it's fine.

Hi,

I agree with the others here that this should not be an issue at all. Worst case your manager could vouch for you that the title on your CV corresponds to your tasks.

-A

Hello!

No, for MBB background check is not going to be what so ever a problem. At all!

Funny enaugh, this precisely that you are describing happened to me with my background check for the MBA acceptance in MIT. My role in Amazon has another naming internally, and they went crazy saying that it was diffrent than what I had submitted.

In any case, I asked for an HR letter saying they are the same, and it was solved.

Hope it helps!

Cheers,

Clara

Hi there,

Don't worry so much about it.

(1) No it won't get you fail your check. Many companies have different titles internally vs externally. It is not unusual. If the background check company has question, you can always explain it.

(2) No don't mention about it at all in interview. It is totally not important so don't waste your precious interview time on it.

Best,

Emily

Dear A,

Now it shouldn't be a problem for the background check and I would recommend you to mention yourself as a project manager and pitch yourself as a more senior guy.

Good luck,

André

Hi there,

if you described the functions you actually performed and only rephrased the name for a valid reason I don’t see any concern. I would not worry about that and would not mention it in the interview. Worst case, you can ask your former company to clarify the role with the MBB HR.

Best,

Francesco

Hi Anonymous,

There is nothing to worry about here. Backgrounch check companies know that job titles might be different (internally Vs externally) and that some of them might change over time (in case of a restructuration).

If HR brings this topic to the discussion, you can give more details about it (by comparing the roles and responsibilities of both titles), or you can direct them to the HR Manager working in your fomer employer.

Best,

Mehdi

Hello!

No problem at all, background check are not common and they don't go that deep in details.
Don't mention anything during the interviews, it will only make your interviewer to doubt about what is written in your entire cv.

Best,
Luca

Absolutely no worries as long as the companies you worked for and the job durations are correct. I advise you not to mention it during interviews, because it is not the role of the interviewer to check your background; this may pollute the discussion a little.

Best