$200k+ with a fake resume [resume in OP]

[DirtyMoney]

The corporate world is fulla suckers and I was and still am one. However I came up.

I faked my resume a while back and came up on mid 200’s and can provide receipts..

So ask away.

Ps - I won’t reveal who I work for please, that’s a given

MS word appended my real contact info to the document . Screenshot only till I manage to remove my info

http://bit.ly/2CzfEcQ

 

[TheBigBopper]

What do you do and how sure were you that they wouldn’t find out ?

 

[ShotgunSoto]

Let me hold somethin?

 

[Willie]

Idk... hardest obstacle so far? knowing you’ve had to be extra on point during your tenure with the company.

I imagine you’d keep to yourself until your well into the role.

I finessed my way into a nice job with a little doctoring. Nothing crazy, curious to see how far other Brehs went tho

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

What fields are you in? Cuz most 200k jobs are with reputable companies that do BG checks, so, yea, I don't believe you.

 

[DirtyMoney]

What do you do and how sure were you that they wouldn’t find out ?

I won’t be too specific but it’s in advertising. It’s an industry where you can bullshyt. Plus my first finesse was in 2012 and I was fired 4 months in as I knew nothing, by 2014 I’d flipped my resume on its head again and could command double my fee. Then I diversified into more fields with interchangeable resumes and LinkedIn accts I turn off and on for each industry diff email and diff phone # per account.

 

[Daio]

Did you lie about your qualification but had experience with the work? or, You are qualified but lied about knowing what you're doing?

 

[DirtyMoney]

What fields are you in? Cuz most 200k jobs are with reputable companies that do BG checks, so, yea, I don't believe you.

Advertising. My references started out as my homies and at worst I have diff numbers where I was my own reference under a diff name and chanaged my voice. It sounds dumb but it works when you know buzzwords and terms In your induatry. Initially I interviewed heavily to perfect the con and leant on the job

 

[DirtyMoney]

Did you lie about your qualification but had experience with the work? or, You are qualified but lied about knowing what you're doing?

Initially 0 experience. I made a resume. I went to a few interviews and bombed. Then learnt what they were looking for. Got hired, then fired for not knowing shyt, finally perfected it all and came up. Took 1-2 months of ntervuews and studying my industry

 

[DirtyMoney]

Idk... hardest obstacle so far? knowing you’ve had to be extra on point during your tenure with the company.

I imagine you’d keep to yourself until your well into the role.

I finessed my way into a nice job with a little doctoring. Nothing crazy, curious to see how far other Brehs went tho

LinkedIn and inconsistency in my work history when I started. Then being black and demanding a certain rate although no one had heard of me. I keep to myself. Low key.

 

[Field Marshall Bradley]

If you would’ve said 80 to 100k in the south, I would’ve believed you...

But 200k? Those companies are good at the homework... I’m saying

 

[Brolic Scholar]

Do you feel like you can keep it up long enough to gain the experience you lied about having? What are conversations with more qualified coworkers like? Do you like where you work or is it strictly about the $$$?

 

[DirtyMoney]

Let me hold somethin?

It could happen if u make it worth my while

 

[DirtyMoney]

If you would’ve said 80 to 100k in the south, I would’ve believed you...

But 200k? Those companies are good at the homework... I’m saying

No they’re not. LinkedIn is everything now. To date ive had 0 exposals except exposing myself when I bombed initial interviews.

LinkedIn also allows you to add any company as a past employer without having an email address at that company!

 

[Voice of Reason]

Are you black?