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Is It OK to Lie on a Job Application?

Posted on 05/11 by Erin Helms

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It is a competitive job market, and people are competing for jobs. Unfortunately, this environment is causing unscrupulous job seekers to embellish or exaggerate their experience to improve their job chances. Is it OK to lie on a job application? What are the consequences of getting caught?

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