Increasing Your Value In Work Is More Useful Than Filling Your Resume With Water.

Enrich your resume.

Everyone does this. If you don't do this, it's fool, especially when the labor market is in bad condition, isn't it? I mean, doing something slightly beautifying, like speeding 5 miles or 10 miles, creating a little experience, beautifying some work history and covering up failure, of course, a little bit.

Each of us will tell us a little bit of white lies, and occasionally a little more than the bona fide limit. So what? What's more, it's not a big problem to change my resume, is it? I mean, it won't let you go to jail, get you fired, or make your name everywhere on the Internet. Everyone knows you are a swindler.

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But as time went on, especially after the labor market became a "buyer" market, more and more bosses began to do so.

I am not a boy scout. I think most of us will move more or less on our resume.

This is so natural that your second nature does not warn yourself that it is cheating.

Here are some of the things that we often do:

• counterfeiting positions

• extend the length of office to fill gaps in your career.

Exaggerating responsibilities

Cover up failure

Fabricate degrees

• honors the honor gained

Concealing facts by omission

Bragging ability

Exaggerating achievements

Achievement fraud

But that's the problem.

Let's take a look at the scandals of Vahid Manian, a senior vice president of Broadcom a few years ago. He changed his mind many years ago.

"The executive officer of Broadcom never got the degree he claimed, the news from the school..."

-- Bloomberg

"Broadcom's COO was dismissed because of academic fraud" - Mercury News Silicon Beat

"Broadcom dismissal senior managers of academic fraud" -- Huffington Post

But these things don't happen to you, do you? You're just a worker, a small white-collar worker, or a low-level manager.

Nobody cares about you.

Wrong.

Do you think that Manian lied to his first time on academic qualifications (if he did lie) and thought he might become a top executive? No,

I believe this behavior was innocent at the very beginning, and it happened in the early days of his career.

But he later fell on this matter.

Once a lie appears, it can not be eliminated. He has to face the consequences of lies.

So we see what we see.

Once he is successful, someone will check it.

Now his career is over.

The same thing happened on Microsemi CEO James Peterson.

Whether you believe it or not, the same thing happens to someone I know.

Once you are exposed, Google's search results will accompany you throughout your life.

And every boss will have all sorts of disgusting terms behind his job application. If they find that the contents of the resume are not true, they may even terminate the contract.

You have to sign such an agreement, whether you are the most ordinary employee or a CEO.

Look, if you want to give your career a gold deposit, the best way is to increase your value instead of pouring water into your resume.

If you are good enough, you will do very well.

Trust me; those decorations do not make things different, no matter how modified they are.

Therefore, when modifying and polishing your resume, you must resist temptation and not do such a thing.

In today's age, if you are caught cheating, it will become a stain, always follow you forever.