Rather Than Lie on Your Resume, Do This

There's nothing wrong with playing up your skills on a resume to present yourself in the best possible light. But there's a difference between slightly embellishing and downright lying. Countless Americans, though, are guilty of the latter, especially among the under-40 set. In fact, 26% of workers in that age range admit to lying on a resume, according to data from Udemy. Workers over 40 aren't off the hook, though -- 7% of those 40 and above have gone the same route.

If you're thinking of lying on your resume to make up for the fact that it's otherwise not all that impressive, you should know that doing so could end up costing you the jobs you apply for and damaging your reputation in the process. Here's a better approach to making yourself more appealing to prospective employers...

https://www.fool.com/careers/2018/04/24/rather-than-lie-on-your-resume-do-this.aspx

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by Idham Azhari

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