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Yeah this appears to be the point in which one would get caught out. Not sure if this applies to where you've run interviews, but hypothetically speaking, if a
by askn 4y ago
Yeah this appears to be the point in which one would get caught out.
Not sure if this applies to where you've run interviews, but hypothetically speaking, if a candidate lied or embellished their resume to get past the initial HR/ATS hurdle (often a poor judge of tech skills), but then came clean in the first formal interview, would you be willing to give them a chance to prove themselves, or would this generally lead to the "no hire" situation?