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You're pretty early in your career to be so sure "there are no consequences for my actions". It's possible you'll get away with it. It's possible also that you'
by HWR_14 4y ago
You're pretty early in your career to be so sure "there are no consequences for my actions". It's possible you'll get away with it. It's possible also that you'll get discovered, fired from all three jobs, and then have a situation where it becomes difficult to get a non-entry job because you don't have any experience you can refer to.
Also, what university was this? It doesn't sound like mine.
- throwawaysleep 4y agoCompanies often do not check resumes deeply. To prevent discovery at one job from having cascading effects, I had fake jobs on my resume to get the other two. Pretended to be my own manager for the background check for one of them. I am getting friends into tech firms with six figure salaries with nearly entirely manufactured resumes. I admit that there is risk, but the payoff is also tremendous and there seem to be next to no barriers to well constructed fakery.
- birdyrooster 4y agoAre you just stuffing the place with more whites and asians?