If you are found to have tampered with your resume, you'd better be lenient in confession and strict in resistance. Otherwise, you will be blacklisted in the HR database in the future, and you can no longer stand in a big company. Whether the boss forgives your fraud or not, at least you will confess, at least no one will be fired because of your fraudulent resume in the future, so it is better to confess.

First, salary fraud; ?

Seeing that many people inflated their current or former company's salary in order to seek a high-paying job, some job seekers may think that salary is a company's secret and HR cannot verify it. Actually, it's not. It is easy to know the salary range of a position in the company. Unrealistic salary will lead you to find a better job. ?

Second, work experience fraud;

During the interview, many questions of HR were put forward around the job seeker's past work experience. Things you haven't done or are unfamiliar with, it's best not to show them in your resume, even if you think it's fashionable, you really want to do it, or you just know a thing or two. These will add points to your resume, but they will never add points to your interview;

Third, work time fraud;

Many job seekers are smart, because the "job gap" between two jobs is long, so they merge the experiences of several companies into one company, or modify their working hours in one company to make their resumes look better. I wanted to attract more attention from HR, but the effect may be counterproductive;

First of all, background checks are becoming more and more common now. Once discovered, you will lose the opportunity to join the company. There is a difference of plus or minus three months in working hours, which is generally acceptable. In addition, although it is not a good thing for frequent job-hopping, you have a reasonable explanation, and no one refuses. Why forge a resume?

Fourth, academic fraud;

Many people are still taking self-study exams, and their resumes have already written their academic qualifications as undergraduate courses. Many people got an unknown MBA in the diploma factory, and their resumes were all written with master's degrees. Many people write many unheard-of professional qualifications on their resumes. The most ridiculous thing is that many recent graduates can actually get human resources managers and psychological counselors ...?