In the Trenches: A Background Check Post-Mortem – Intuit Small Business Blog
I realized that background checks were a lot more anxiety-producing than I thought would be the case.
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Interesting, if there a place to go to check the agency doing the checking? You would think the government would do a check on these type companies to make sure they are legit to access such personal data.
David – Great question. If there is a place to check, then I didn’t find it. I mean, you can probably do the usuals by looking at the BBB, Yelp, Angie’s List (maybe), etc.