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Did anyone lie in an interview to get selected?
TL;DR: 2 YOE but spent it all on the bench with no real projects. Resigned to get out of my comfort zone. Thinking of lying about project experience in interviews — anyone done this and gotten hired? Hey guys, so I recently resigned from my company because I felt stuck in a comfort zone. I have 2 years of "experience" (I don't really call it that — I was on the bench the entire time, no real projects). It's a well-known MNC service-based company. I'm planning to say in interviews that I worked on a project, but I'm nervous about it. Has anyone here lied about their experience and still gotten hired? How did it go?
Posted by /u/skrull-07 on r/jobsearch
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TL;DR: 2 YOE but spent it all on the bench with no real projects. Resigned to get out of my comfort zone. Thinking of lying about project experience in interviews — anyone done this and gotten hired? Hey guys, so I recently resigned from my company because I felt stuck in a comfort zone. I have 2 years of "experience" (I don't really call it that — I was on the bench the entire time, no real projects). It's a well-known MNC service-based company. I'm planning to say in interviews that I worked on a project, but I'm nervous about it. Has anyone here lied about their experience and still gotten hired? How did it go?
Posted by /u/skrull-07 on r/jobsearch
Source: External Link
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