> Unless a candidate is single-mindedly targeting the author's company -- like, they get rejected and come back with a fake resume -- then they decided to fake a resume before talking to the author
You think it was just a coincidence that the fake job/reference the catfish had listed was one of the hiring manager's past employers?
> Make the strongest case you can about your true history, and you'll eventually connect with a company that values the actual you instead of a fake that will eventually break down.
This is definitely true and the right advice for candidates who are considering lying to get through the recruiter filter.
You think it was just a coincidence that the fake job/reference the catfish had listed was one of the hiring manager's past employers?
> Make the strongest case you can about your true history, and you'll eventually connect with a company that values the actual you instead of a fake that will eventually break down.
This is definitely true and the right advice for candidates who are considering lying to get through the recruiter filter.