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If you're willing to completely fabricate a educational and work background to suit a specialized role, and the company gets lax on its background checking you
by teqsun 2y ago
If you're willing to completely fabricate a educational and work background to suit a specialized role, and the company gets lax on its background checking you can get away with it too.
If you're able to lie about pretty much everything and hire an SME to ace the interviewing process, then you too can commit identity fraud for employment.
- atonse 2y agoerrrr I'm not saying I want to fake it, I'm talking about actually qualifying for such a job (I've worked in this field for 20+ years, tons of experience), where does one find such a job that's paying such amounts for remote work and relatively few meetings? (I have enough contracting work through my client network anyway, was just amusingly asking)