its very time consuming and expensive which is why they skip all that and ask you to show your resume multiple times. theres a reason you have to pay for your official transcripts/unofficial transcripts from hs/or college, also for some jobs they require references, or LORs.
It make sense for fields, like lawyer, MD or a professorship at a university, or some ivy league level requirement, theres an extra necessity for those jobs to verify your education… colleges arnt just going to willing hand over the info, hence why they ask you for your unofficial transcripts(official is usually for advanced college programs), and any job that requires licensures or certs.
its very time consuming and expensive which is why they skip all that and ask you to show your resume multiple times. theres a reason you have to pay for your official transcripts/unofficial transcripts from hs/or college, also for some jobs they require references, or LORs.
It make sense for fields, like lawyer, MD or a professorship at a university, or some ivy league level requirement, theres an extra necessity for those jobs to verify your education… colleges arnt just going to willing hand over the info, hence why they ask you for your unofficial transcripts(official is usually for advanced college programs), and any job that requires licensures or certs.