This is fraud. The better the company, the more taboo it is. Even if it is discovered later, it will be expelled.

If you are applying for a very general company, it doesn't matter whether you change it or not; If you are applying for a good company, then these companies often have a backward link. The more formal the company is, the more rigorous the environment is, and you can clearly understand your past experience without even providing references. Besides, you're in a ten-month gap. What's the use of moving back a few months? Usually more than three months, HR will ask, how did you go?

So, what you have to do is not to change the time. You can think about what you have been doing and what progress you have made in the past ten months. Not that you don't work or that it's a bad thing. In the same ten months, if you read a book, learn a craft or have a new idea about life planning, it is ok for you to work hard.