"Our findings show that resume dishonesty is a common temptation, especially when job seekers feel pressured to appear more qualified or conceal career gaps," says Geoffrey Scott, senior hiring manager at Resume Genius.
"While this pressure to impress employers can be intense, lying on your resume is never the solution," Chan said. "It's always possible to get caught, and the long-term consequences, like a damaged reputation or lost job opportunities, aren't worth the risk."
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