HE LIED ON HIS RESUME AND BECAME AN EXECUTIVE! (AND HE STILL WORKS THERE LOL) | #catchmeifyoucan

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[JoshuaFluke]

see, my advice works! jk don't do this lmao

[rahundsigma]

Idk why they're mad, there are so many higher-ups that don't deserve it, this guy fits right in.

[wraithwinterly]

Just goes to show being honest doesn't help you in the corporate world.

[antoineferguson]

This is unreal. My favorite part is him giving himself an award from an organization that doesn’t exist. EPIC!

[Yendi]

He proved that fancy credentials and degrees don’t mean jack shit and they’re mad about it. I love it

[jhgreen]

His job is a job for actors - so he is obviously very good in his field.

[godwavenexus]

Josh-like advice: “If the job posting asks for 5 years of SQL and you only used SQL for 2, then it’s okay to stretch the truth a bit to get the interview.”
Massimine: “I invented MySQL the first year and PostgreSQL the second year.”

[JodyBruchon]

This guy didn't do anything wrong. He shot his shot and it hit. They could have easily seen through it and they failed miserably. This isn't in the news because he did something wrong; it's because he embarrassed the crap out of them and rich people are mad.

[IncognitoSprax]

Apparently he's good enough for the job since he never got fired. Fake it until you make it. Time for me to start lying too.

[nickmeistersa]

So he's an actor. He's using his skills to get ahead.

[Max-lftx]

Often the job requirements are such a joke, so ridiculous, that you have to lie. Even just to get past hr.

[jermainemyrn]

Recruiters fool us all the time, so I support it🤣 why don't companies get investigated? This man finesses before getting finessed.

[queas]

Definitely conflicted on this one... his resume/fake background and being able to fake his way in is almost evidence of his theater expertise.

[sifblack]

Reminds me of a friend of mine. He paid this Chinese University to forge a degree for his wife. She now works at Capital One making six figures. I guess they took fake it til you make it to a whole new level.

[sarscov]

If you can fleece yourself to get a $200K/year job, you deserve to get $200K/year. He's a professional fleecer with 20 years experience. LOL. I need to get on his level.

[grunttwice]

I bet he was even surprised that this worked.

[infini.tesimo]

Also, I say this guy won big time actually. It's not entirely his fault that who did the vetting process was terrible at their job. What would be crazy is if this guy does a good job because that means this job requires just taking ownership.

[markeylafarris]

I'm not even mad at him find a fool, bump their heads.

[higgloman]

Ya know what they say josh, "Fake it till you make it ".

[moegreenback]

This guy took it a step further but unfortunately companies don’t make it easy to get in the door it’s almost as if they’re saving positions for family and friends.