on 2007 Sep 26 8:57 AM
hi all,
I know i should not ask this question, but its an open secret n so i am.
Many of my colleagues put up a fake exp of 3+ years got good jobs in top cmm level 5 organizations n settled well too. They are forcing me to do the same as there are hardly few openings for freshers n i am in dilemma. what should i do now?
I have 4 years of financial experience in major corporates like ICICI , HDFC n KOTAK.Recently learned SAP CRM still preparing.
Thanks in advance.
Request clarification before answering.
Lying on your resume will come back to haunt you, I would recommend to you and your friends DO NOT do this. Think about it, you will be found out and have a hard time getting a good job anywhere else - it's simply not worth. Move to where the job is or start with one and build yourself to find a better.
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Craig..
I hadn't realised the problem was so big...
(after reading the article I am not sure if it is 20% of CVs or 20 CVs... )
My perspective on this whole issue is that the IT industry in India has become a victim of its own success. I've read a few articles stating that as a country, they are struggling to supply enough qualified graduates/applicants to meet all of the new roles being created by the massive boom in their IT industry.
I suppose fake CV's is just one result of this. It's almost like there is so much demand for applicants to fill roles that standards are slipping in places just to make sure a job gets done and a role gets filled.
I'm not sure what the long term outcome of it all will be...
Gareth.
hi amol,
I don't think this is a very dangerous question n if possible kindly give me an advice as i am not asking u how to make RDX or an AK47. All the answers except yours is really thought provoking, not only for me but for all the others who are observing this thread.
anyways, after 3 or 4 days i will delete this question so u don't worry.
regards,
kalyan
I couldn't agree more with you Amol. I'll be honest, its posts like this that really givea negative impression of the Indian IT industry at the moment.
On the other hand, I think its worth leaving on the forum but locked so that others can see how this sort of behaviour is responded to here.
Gareth.
thanks for all the answers.
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hello mods,
I have enough of answers and the topic is now deviating. kindly delete this question immediately.
Thanks for your support.
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> hello mods,
> I have enough of answers and the topic is now
> deviating. kindly delete this question immediately.
I don't think you quite understand how SDN works. This is not your mailbox. A question or post should only be deleted when it offends the guidelines (or people) - not because someone made a mistake and posted something they shouldn't have revealed. Definitely not because someone "have enough of answers".
Have you heard about the search facility? It allows people to look for previously answered questions so they don't have to ask a question that has already been answered. This will be one such PAQ.
Hi,
I confirm that you should not have asked this question...
Regards,
Olivier
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