I imagine your sexual history CV would be an interesting read followed by an unexplained absence for years.
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I imagine your sexual history CV would be an interesting read followed by an unexplained absence for years.
I’ve seen that as well, male ‘accountant’ who wasn’t qualified who shagged the female CEO (a right ignorant dog). He ended up getting peddled when someone blew the whistle on his activities, or more to the point she allowed him to resign and go quickly before she told the board what had happened.I knew a lass at Pfizer who got a job by lying on her CV. When her boss found she just slept with him. Still works there.
Elaborated is a better term
Has anyone ever told a lie on their CV or known someone who has lied and then they've been caught out?
Sacked someone last week.
His Manager had even passed his probation period and signed off as meets on the appraisal. The CV no way matched the skill level.
Does he post on here? I suspect there's someone who has just got a social media type role and is using the SMB as his experience by asking for advice on simple tasks.Not me but I someone at work said they could do something and it's blatantly obvious they can't. It's not their main role however just something that would have made them stand out a bit more from the rest.
No they definitely don't post on here. The SMB is a fountain of knowledge, you would be silly to go anywhere else for advice.Does he post on here? I suspect there's someone who has just got a social media type role and is using the SMB as his experience by asking for advice on simple tasks.
Would be a great approach. Lie on your CV and just think 'someone on the SMB will know'.
Sacked someone last week.
His Manager had even passed his probation period and signed off as meets on the appraisal. The CV no way matched the skill level.
Its what should happen, some people are just too scared to manage people