Have you come across fake resumes?
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Today, I suddenly received a WeChat message from a colleague from ten years ago who asked me, “A friend of mine asked about XXX, who is in the electrical engineering field and used to work in our department. Do you remember him?” ” I said, “Haven’t heard of it.” In which year was the working time in our department? ” He said, “2005.” ” I said, “There is no such person.” ” It can be seen from this that there is still a certain market for fake resumes. I’ve also seen a few cases around me of people falsifying their educational qualifications and work experience. . .
I’ve heard of such incidents, but I don’t know anyone who has experienced them
Then you probably don’t have any way to find out or verify it. There have indeed been cases in previous universities where names were substituted. ;P
I’ve heard that a friend’s colleague falsified his educational credentials; what’s more, the university he claimed to have attended was even better than the one my colleague went to. Yet the employer still gave priority to that person with fake credentials – how ridiculous!
I don’t know if it’s happened or not; what I do know is that there’s too much fraud going on, and it’s impossible to keep up with it....
There must be some, otherwise how could those who sell fake certificates make a living? I knew that people from a certain village in our county were all selling fake IDs in Guangdong.
I have been there; the descriptions I wrote sounded great, but in reality I was overconfident and underqualified. I claimed to be an expert in xxx, at a certain level in xxx, yet I struggled even with something as simple as connecting an Ethernet cable, which was really frustrating to watch. Make a diagram of that~~~~ It took me a whole day to install the new printer and set up sharing~~~~ In the end, I just smiled without saying anything~~~~ I’d better do it myself~~~
I’ve encountered such a person, and there’s someone like that around me. I don’t know what to do; it’s awkward to bring it up, after all they’re friends. They are very competent at work, and I can’t let this situation lead to their family facing the risk of losing their jobs.
This is normal; in fact, it’s necessary to investigate the background of the person who is faking things – maybe they are a relative of a leader?
Actually, I think it’s the HR department of the employer who should handle it; it has little to do with us.
You’re done for; you’re an accomplice to a crime: lol