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That's a big lie to tell and even harder to prove (unless you actually tried to start a company). Even failed companies leave some kind of electronic or tradema
by StartingOverNow 5y ago
That's a big lie to tell and even harder to prove (unless you actually tried to start a company). Even failed companies leave some kind of electronic or trademark footprint.
Imagine your qualifications checking out and failing the interview for being caught in a web of lies.
- jjeaff 5y agoLots of startups never get to the launch stage. Much less trademarks or other paperwork stages.
- akomtu 5y agoThat's an interview, not a deposition. If an HR asks you oddly specific questions, just say "I need to discuss this with my business partners before I can answer this question." Unless you're trying to leverage this story to get some high rank role, it's not really a lie.