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Everyone makes mistakes - this was certainly worse than some but really, I don't see how she would ever have had an opportunity to honestly correct the mistake
by flatline 16y ago
Everyone makes mistakes - this was certainly worse than some but really, I don't see how she would ever have had an opportunity to honestly correct the mistake after getting hired without this happening, so she had little choice but to live with it. It does raise the issue of why she had to fake her credentials - or even feel pressured to - to be considered for the job if she was a good candidate without them.
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- JoeAltmaier 16y agoShe could have honestly corrected her "mistake" by saying "I don't have a degree; I lied on my resume."
- SapphireSun 16y agoMany organizations have a policy that you can and will be terminated at any time for lying on your application. If she admitted it, bam.
- JoeAltmaier 16y agoWhich has precisely Zip to do with being honest. Honesty isn't a sliding scale, where you say one thing if its good for you, and another if it harms you.