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Can recruiters tell? I need to separate myself from the rest of the H1B AI/ML pajeets for a software job.

>> No.55547830

Yes. It's pretty normal to lie about everything. Nothing happens if you lie, unless you get caught

>> No.55548486
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>>55547830
what happen if u get caught

>> No.55548555

>>55548486
You get send to live in jeet land on the designated street and a jeet gets to come over and live your life
Justice in all things as is right

>> No.55548649
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>>55547809
Depends. Your CV will first be looked at by HR roasties and they know exactly 0 shit about the technical side so you can lie your ass off. But by the time you get to 2nd interview you will probably get asked some questions by someone who isn't HR so even if you do lie to get your ass through the door you better have some skill to back it up.
In the end it doesn't cost you anything to lie, even if they figure it out just pretend it's a misunderstanding or something lmao what they gonna do call the police? KEK

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>>55548649
so in theory it's worth it because you get more job exposure? can u get blacklisted or something like that or it's too far fetched

>> No.55549142

>>55547809
lie, no. embellish, absolutely. learn the difference.

>> No.55549147

>>55547809
if you lie about degrees or industry certs, there's a 50/50 chance of them checking. If they bother to run a simple background check, they'll know if you lied. That's before considering an interview with someone familiar to the role you're applying.

You wouldn't apply with a false identity, being a citizen, because then that's fraud, so you'll definitely blackball yourself if you get caught.

You can lie about simple bullshit more easily but still need to convince your future boss.

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>>55547809

>> No.55549203

>>55549129
Is there a blacklisting service? How much does it cost? Who maintains the account?

Sounds like a whole other job

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>>55549175
is it really that easy? what happen if you get caught though? can u get blacklisted from everywhere or just that company? and if you apply again after 1 month will they forget you? i mean they go through like 50 a day no?

>> No.55549309

>>55549211
>what happen if you get caught though
They will just not hire you.
>can u get blacklisted from everywhere or just that company
Tbh i don t know about the blacklisting thing but i know that they are legally not allowed to share information with other companies about you, if it s a small town where every body knows each other then you better be careful with your reputation

>> No.55549316

>>55549211
>and if you apply again after 1 month will they forget you? i mean they go through like 50 a day no?
Kek, if you lied to them 1 time why would you want to go back and embarrASS your self again?

>> No.55549336

>>55549316
lack of opportunity in my area. there are maybe 15 jobs in up to 35 mins driving distance from me

>> No.55549357

>>55549336
You can make it then, you can rrapply if you want and see what happens