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Misrepresenting oneself on a resume is generally driven by a desire to secure a job, advance one's career, or gain a competitive edge in highly competitive job market. While the motivations may seem pragmatic, such actions can lead to serious consequences if discovered. Employers may use background checks, reference checks, and interviews to verify the accuracy of resume information. 1. False Educational Credentials: Falsifying academic degrees, diplomas, or certifications to appear more qualified for a position. 2. Exaggerated Work Experience: Inflating the extent of one's job responsibilities, job titles, or tenure at previous positions. 3. Fake References: Providing false references who may not exist or providing individuals who aren't familiar with the applicant's work. 4. Inflated Achievements: Overstating accomplishments, awards, or contributions in previous roles 5. Explaining periods of unemployment or gaps in employment history with inaccurate information or fabricated information. In the long run, honesty, integrity, and a commitment to ethical conduct are more likely to benefit individuals in their careers.
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