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Mon Aug 20, 2018 12:22 am
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Cute Nicknames It does not pay to lie on your resume, yes, it may get you to the interview stage but you won't get the job. The benefits of lying are short-term, you will get caught once your prospective employer runs a thorough check on your background and on your references. Never exaggerate your abilities on a resume, it will simply work against you once you get the job. You won't be able to perform, so be frank on your abilities and only put down on what you satisfactorily perform. Write out everything you have ever accomplished career-wise on your resume. If your work experience is twenty years, include it but summarize the whole resume to one or two pages. A two paged resume is the most acceptable. |
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