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Ironically, for some roles (more on the people and marketing side), a candidate that managed to convincingly act out a fabricated employment history would be de
by TeMPOraL 2y ago
Ironically, for some roles (more on the people and marketing side), a candidate that managed to convincingly act out a fabricated employment history would be demonstrating the very skills required for the job they're interviewing for.
- ChrisMarshallNY 2y agoI remember telling an interviewer that I could provide links to decades' worth of repos, with full, high-Quality source code for multiple shipping apps, and very detailed checkin history. I could also reference Web sites, with many years' worth of extremely well-written blog entries and tutorial series. I was told they weren't going to look at it, because I "probably faked it." It was at that point, that I realized that no one wanted me, and I gave up looking. I guess that I could have said that if I had been able to fake that stuff, they should hire me right away, because I'm a leet wizard, but I'm sure they said that, to evoke exactly the reaction they got, and I was better off, not working there. I won't go, where I'm not wanted.