> You have always had to lie, cheat, and steal your way into the field. This terrifies me in terms of my rewriting my resume for my next job cycle. Is any minu

> You have always had to lie, cheat, and steal your way into the field. This terrifies me in terms of my rewriting my resume for my next job cycle. Is any minuscule semblance of honesty on a resume completely dead as a zombie shot through the brain? I'm serious here. If I have never used XYZ tech, should I list that as a matter of course now should the position require it, and then fudge the results with a few searches and try-out "tests"? In "current year": "I know what color it is" truly makes me an expert if I can snake-oil my way into it?