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Old 30-03-2004, 07:29   #59
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Re: Lying on job applications

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Originally Posted by Jerrek
How do you propose to attach the proof of your degree?


Perhaps by attaching a copy of your degree certificate?
By attaching your "fake" certificate.

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Thanks Incog, for the thought. In this scenario, you are impersonating someone, which is clearly illegal. Simply saying you worked 4 months on a job when in fact you worked only 2 is a lie, and is not and should not be illegal.
A lie, is a lie, is a lie.

Ok then what if you are a qualified doctor but you have lied about a procedure that you say you can perform but actually have no experience in performing?????

You argument is weak on every level
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