My personal advice is to tell the truth. It's easier to investigate and collect evidence, but it's worse for yourself. If you don't want to check, the nature of the fake has not changed, just because you didn't check. In addition, making up a paragraph in your resume is not very helpful to the job you are about to enter, and you can't just bother to win the interview. Then there is a second interview. What about the second interview? What about the probation period? So what you can do with your skills and what you can do well can be the starting point of your new job.