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		<title>By: Kevin Morris</title>
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		<dc:creator>Kevin Morris</dc:creator>
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		<description>I couldn’t agree with you more Martin. A colleague of mine used a resume that said he had worked with a now defunct energy company as a door to door sales rep. He banked on the fact that the company was out of business, and thus there would be no available reference. When he got an interview using the falsified resume, he was asked questions regarding the job with the energy company, and he answered to the best of his ability. He got a second interview, and the executive who was interviewing him this time actually HAD worked for the energy company my friend had been lying about. Needless to say it was uncovered pretty quickly, and the interview process came to a crashing halt.

Don&#039;t lie.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I couldn’t agree with you more Martin. A colleague of mine used a resume that said he had worked with a now defunct energy company as a door to door sales rep. He banked on the fact that the company was out of business, and thus there would be no available reference. When he got an interview using the falsified resume, he was asked questions regarding the job with the energy company, and he answered to the best of his ability. He got a second interview, and the executive who was interviewing him this time actually HAD worked for the energy company my friend had been lying about. Needless to say it was uncovered pretty quickly, and the interview process came to a crashing halt.</p>
<p>Don&#8217;t lie.</p>
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