Sentences with phrase «lie at job interview»
Ever considered lying at a job interview?
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This is a good one, and one I hated lying about in job interviews;) But I honestly can only see about 3 years ahead at this point.
Lbous was convicted last summer of lying to the FBI during a 2010 interview in which the lawmaker claimed he could not recall the circumstances of his son Matthew's job at a Westchester County law firm.
Libous, the number two Republican in the state Senate, pleaded not guilty earlier this month to the single charge of lying to the FBI, based on a June 2010 interview stemming from his role in securing a job at a politically connected law firm for his son, Matthew.
Although it is always a terrible idea (and sometimes illegal) to blatantly lie during an interview, it is rare to find a job seeker who doesn't have at least one shortcoming they'd prefer to keep under wraps.
If you are exaggerating and lying it, then you will have to face the consequences at the time of an interview or in the job if you are selected, somehow.
Posted by Erin Kennedy, MCD, CMRW, CPRW on Friday, November 23, 2012 at 11:01 am Filed under Professional Resumes, Resume Writing, Resumes · Tagged with erin kennedy, executive resume writer, interviewing skills, lying on resumes, overqualified for the job, professional resume services, Resume Writing, Resumes, underqualfied for the job
A few years back, two researchers at the University of Massachusetts published the results of an eye - opening study about the incidence of lying during job interviews.
Employers do not just pick and choose at random the candidates they want to interview and the candidates who don't get to be so lucky, the key to an interview lies in your cover letter for the job application.
Posted by Erin Kennedy, MCD, CMRW, CPRW on Friday, November 23, 2012 at 11:01 am Filed under Professional Resumes, Resume Writing, Resumes · Tagged erin kennedy, executive resume writer, interviewing skills, lying on resumes, overqualified for the job, professional resume services, Resume Writing, Resumes, underqualfied for the job
Posted by Erin Kennedy, MCD, CMRW, CPRW on Thursday, August 2, 2012 at 11:24 am Filed under Executive Resumes, Interviewing, Job Search · Tagged background check, erin kennedy, fake education, lies, online checks, online reputation, perceived liability, professional resume services, reputation, reputation management