Mark up Resume Doing, What risk?

At the time of competition in the world of work today increasingly stringent, often we meet people who mark up the list of his memoirs.

Whether it's in terms of mentioning his skill, education, tenure, or the most common is his salary. This was done to make them-selves more attractive in the eyes of prospective employers.

Sell yourself, or do marketing for yourself, is a must. However promote yourself does not mean you should commit fraud in a resume, or saying something that does not match reality when the interview. When you do this, you actually increase the risk of your fate will be next.

"Checking the background of a person very easy to do now, it's very open on the internet," said Dennis Nason, CEO of recruitment firm of Nason & Nason. Moreover, many employers and recruiters hire providers whose job it is to check a person background.

Raising the facts on a resume is also risky, especially in formal jobs being advertised in all types of media. By Brad Karsh, president and founder JobBound.com, every lie is revealed will damage the reputation of the job seeker in the world of work later, For example, a job seeker who was so clever to sell himself during the interview, after the accepted work will definitely be showing the actual ability. Be seen whether he's just smart talk, or actually working.


Tell me the Truth
According to Forbes.com, some lies that are often shown in a resume, among others: education, employment dates, title, and technical capabilities, Cheating in mentioning these things which will cause problems, because the internet has made us more easily uncover a person claims about his education, for example.

Dennis Nason also said that recruitment firms like his are now not just a background check on job seekers through a list of references given, but also to locate and contact co-workers or colleagues via LinkedIn. You may already have an account here too, the social networking site specifically for the working world.

People think they can beautify the details about the company that has been sold, or bankrupt. But LinkedIn, Facebook, and our extensive network will perform quick steps to change back the background (job seekers) according to our will.

Even if employers do not lie hurried to find you, when you have worked, cheating will haunt you. You can directly threatened layoffs if it reveals facts that are not true, according to Nason. You can also get black list when you are working in companies which are interrelated. Two examples are the easiest in the bank, and the media. Some companies will also conduct an audit of its new employees. Or your background will be checked when you submit your campaign.