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IMO padding in that sense is lying on the resume. It's grounds for instant rejection. They expect you to have 6 years of experience, but you have 4. 4 years is
by muzani 5y ago
IMO padding in that sense is lying on the resume. It's grounds for instant rejection. They expect you to have 6 years of experience, but you have 4.
4 years is still substantial experience. And it was peak COVID period, so people tend to not even ask why - maybe this person is dealing with grief, divorce, mental issues, etc.
Also honesty is a rarer and more valuable trait than those extra two years.
- bnchrch 5y agoWell here lies the crux of it: If you tell a lie in the woods and no one hears it and calls you a liar… You can also invert the above with truth instead of lie and get a similar realization. Anyway, I’m sure you get the point.