How can I pass my background verification?

[DudeofDubai]

I was forced to leave my last job because I complained about hostile work environment, management decided to throw me out instead of giving me a comfortable place to work. Now I am failing in my background verifications, probably because my previous employer give bad impression about me.

I never mentioned bad experiences I had to face in my interview, as I was advised by my friends. I just tell I am looking for better opportunity. Should I tell the horrible experience I had there?

This is exhausting as I pass 3 or 4 interview stages and finally lost in background check. Any advise folks?

[AI Opinion]

It's important to maintain honesty during background checks while focusing on lessons learned. In interviews, briefly explain the situation without speaking negatively about past employers. Emphasize your strengths, contributions, and eagerness to grow. Consider obtaining references from colleagues who can vouch for your skills and character. Networking might also help bypass such challenges by showcasing your positive attributes through personal recommendations. Addressing the situation constructively demonstrates resilience and professionalism, which potential employers value. Keep going, and with persistence, you'll find the right opportunity.

[Nikki1989]

What kind of background verification?

[DudeofDubai]

Checking with previous employer about my performance and behavior

[OfDeath]

Put down different references.

[DudeofDubai]

I have only two references. Can I share details of someone in executive level

[OfDeath]

Ask your friends to pretend to be your previous employers. Everyone does it.