I have had multiple experiences with that. When I first put my resume up on Dice.com in 2009 after graduation, I was contacted by a lot of these IT companies. A

I have had multiple experiences with that. When I first put my resume up on Dice.com in 2009 after graduation, I was contacted by a lot of these IT companies. A couple of them gave me job offers just over phone interviews which struck me as odd at first but I was also a bit desperate. Then, they tell you that they will provide you with 2-4 week training which allows you to lie on your resume and put down 5-7 years of fake experience. Their account managers send you job postings and ask you to create fake resumes that are specific to each posting and they have in-house people who proxy your phone interviews. Really bad, but I think more and more people are catching onto it.