Correct. This was what I was attempting to convey (but failed miserably) with the "!==" instead of "!=". Thus, one could be misleading by categorizing fraud as

Correct. This was what I was attempting to convey (but failed miserably) with the "!==" instead of "!=". Thus, one could be misleading by categorizing fraud as lying, which is exactly what's going on with this title. It's especially egregious in this instances as most everyone lies, at least a little, on their resumes because often it's the only way to get pasted HR filter BS.