Hypothesis means it does not exist. If you add the so-called work experience to your resume and it is discovered, you are dead. You were so dishonest from the beginning, and then you got it? No one likes people who are dishonest with themselves, so don't add such unwarranted work experience to your resume. Let's see what stories about work experience job seekers have fabricated.
First of all, job seekers know something about a job, so they take it for granted that they have done it on their resumes. For example, the job seeker used to work as a salesman in a company, with clerks, librarians and accountants next to him. After a long time, he also knows something about these jobs. So I fabricated these work experiences and said that I had worked as an accountant in a company. But after all, you are not a real accountant, and people can uncover your lies through a little skill of accounting. Don't think that your work experience has nothing to do with the position you are applying for, so people won't verify these work experiences. Because some companies are well-known, they are very strict about all aspects of job seekers, even their family background is the object of their investigation.
Second, as long as what you have done is added to your resume, we can't do it. If you can't say that you have done it, there will be no problem. You have done it, but are you familiar with it? So you repaired the mop. Did you just say you work in a mop factory? Have you ever installed a mirror and said that you are a mirror manufacturer? Just because you have done it, you can't think that there is no risk in making up such work experience.
Third, you fabricated your own work experience based on your understanding of your parents' work. Because I live with my parents, I know something about their work, but I only know superficial things, such as dealing with people. It is difficult for you to master the real core technology because you have never really done it. Therefore, be honest and don't scribble about your work experience.