Lying on your resume🤷‍♂️ #SHORTS

[EpicDragonfall]

Lie. Worst thing that can happen is them getting a great employee who’s willing to bend laws to advance the company. Make that liar a ceo at this point

[WolfGrd]

I've been honest on my resume for the past 3 years and it's gotten me zilch. Starting to not give a crap about being an honest boyscout if lying is what puts food on the table.

[thomasharris]

Soo hypothetically one could totally lie about going to college and get a 60 plus job .

[ngf]

Worked for me for the last 7 years.

If they find out and fire me I’ll just lie at my next interview.
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[robd]

Unless you're going to become a doctor, lawyer drugest or teacher.

It should be against the law to require a college degree. For anyother field.

[landonsss]

5 years at 6 figures then getting fired is like 15-20 years in min wage do the math

[botchjones]

Ok but if he isn’t a doofus he will use his experience at said job and say on his resume he is still working said job (even with a 2 year wage gap) and will be on his way to making double the wage you would be

[doublestufforeo]

he could have just finished his degree while working his first job.

[alexkist]

He got his first job though which is always the hardest. At that point he doesn’t need to lie about his education to still be eligible for a lot of great opportunities. I don’t think I’d have to the balls to lie to that extent on a resume (just exaggerate) but it worked out well for him.

[kerricontreras]

What about when they do background checks and nothing comes up

[Derpyderp]

Then lie in other ways? Yall ever notice how when you google how to lie on these all of the pro advice is suppressed while theres a bunch of companys telling you not to lie? That tells you rn there only just now picking up on thisbproblem

[coldturkey]

Which is why ya gotta lie about the experience since the education can be checked much more efficiently

[lowelljohnson]

"rescinded" right? not "resended" as you wrote...

[RJ-isko]

If someone has a job they can put in the time to get a degree