4 lies to never put on your resume

Whether you're telling a little white lie or a blatant fabrication, getting caught could amount to career sabotage, especially since today's technology and social media environments make it easier to get caught. According to the Monster Future Of Work Survey, 66% of employers agreed that candidates exaggerate skills and competencies on their resumes. And in a survey of 400 applicants and 400 hiring managers, Checkster found a whopping 78% of applicants stretch the truth about themselves.