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Topic	If I lie about a job on a resume, what are the chances they'll check?
gloBal enemy 08/24/19 2:23:32 PM #41:	MrMelodramatic posted... Its an internship only open to graduate students, so it seems reasonable you wouldve had an internship before this, or even a job. Im so used to internships only being for penultimate rather than uni graduates but anyhow... Look, its upto you how much honesty you want to put into your application. If it was me I wouldnt factually lie about something on a job application, especially if it can be easily disproven. After all, if you lie about something like this, what does it say about your conduct in other aspects of professional life. And what I dont really get is the linkage with your current role and why you cant get a referral in if youre that concerned about the stated criteria. Shrug. Maybe I just have a different view on these as its been a while since I was on that side of the fence. Ps. Im not sure what the local pay scale is for your role/industry but $25/hr sounds like a normal internship rate for a professional role which would require a degree. At least thats about what I think we pay our interns. --- If you can understand this, I'm 2/cosC for you. <cite>gloBal enemy posted [p:926492720] in If I lie a... [t:77958912]...</cite> <quote>MrMelodramatic posted...</cite> <quote> Its an internship only open to graduate students, so it seems reasonable you wouldve had an internship before this, or even a job.</quote> Im so used to internships only being for penultimate rather than uni graduates but anyhow... Look, its upto you how much honesty you want to put into your application. If it was me I wouldnt factually lie about something on a job application, especially if it can be easily disproven. After all, if you lie about something like this, what does it say about your conduct in other aspects of professional life. And what I dont really get is the linkage with your current role and why you cant get a referral in if youre that concerned about the stated criteria. Shrug. Maybe I just have a different view on these as its been a while since I was on that side of the fence. Ps. Im not sure what the local pay scale is for your role/industry but $25/hr sounds like a normal internship rate for a professional role which would require a degree. At least thats about what I think we pay our interns. --- If you can understand this, I'm 2/cosC for you.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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