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

[Chrishaune]

Hey, OP, glad it worked out for you. I don't knock anyone with the ability making it happen. We know black people are at a disadvantage in a lot of situations, but I want to speak a word of caution to those youngsters out there just getting in the game.

A nikka I went to high school with thought he made the come up. He was finessing his company out of money (he had the ability to do this since he worked in accounting). The FBI was on his trail and now he's sitting in jail waiting on his chance to get out and start over. Think before you jump.

 

[O.T.I.S.]

nikkas will do the most to do the wrong thing instead of going the legit route.

Like I said it reminded me of my homie who always got a hustle or looking for a hookup when that hookup sometimes doesn't quite seem like it is

 

[Turbulent]

So basically in all that time it took you to finesse, you could've just went to school and actually learned the job

Not mad though, do ya thang. You sound like my homie who's always looking for that hustle

but when you add the time it would have taken to get the degree and then get the experience vs what OP did which is get the experience right away, he actually saved sometime.

 

[Maude]

nikkas will do the most to do the wrong thing instead of going the legit route.

When white people do it successfully they write a book or make a movie about it.

Game is the Game, some people choose to play fair

but when you add the time it would have taken to get the degree and then get the experience vs what OP did which is get the experience, he actually saved sometime.

and completely free. The experience and not having debt is worth more than the degree.

 

[Squidward24]

I wouldn't recommend doing this especially in different fields as advertising. With that said, you can slightly lie on your resume, but be prepared to back it up.

 

[null]

Its different for immigrants then it is for black and regular Americans.

How so?

 

[Turbulent]

When white people do it successfully they write a book or make a movie about it.

Game is the Game, some people choose to play fair

and completely free. The experience and not having debt is worth more than the degree.

at the end of the day, i try to live my life as honest as possible so cause i wouldn't like living under the stress. it's not for everybody. but what OP did, i can't knock it. gotta get yours and make your own way in this world. seems like it worked out for him.

 

[null]

What OP does is very very common but it took him years. You can literally bust your ass and learns skill in that time instead of faking it. He’s selling pipe dreams to these fools who think they can start making 200k after a couple months of bullshytting.

You mean people are seriously thinking of following his example.. . You can earn that kind of money if you learn to program, well. If you are a genius programmer you will not even need a degree.

 

[NoChillJones]

How so?

The IT field in America is running rampant with Indians and most of the jobs are revolving doors pushing them in and out like its going out of business, they are less interested in hiring candidate long term.......just from what I've seen at some of the places I've worked.

 

[O.T.I.S.]

but when you add the time it would have taken to get the degree and then get the experience vs what OP did which is get the experience right away, he actually saved sometime.

Yall do know nikkas get internships and can work while in school to get experience?

 

[Monsanto]

Hey, OP, glad it worked out for you. I don't knock anyone with the ability making it happen. We know black people are at a disadvantage in a lot of situations, but I want to speak a word of caution to those youngsters out there just getting in the game.

A nikka I went to high school with thought he made the come up. He was finessing his company out of money (he had the ability to do this since he worked in accounting). The FBI was on his trail and now he's sitting in jail waiting on his chance to get out and start over. Think before you jump.

Well in general, you should never steal from your company. Especially money.

If you're going to break the moral values of humanity only occupy one broken rule at a time.

 

[Jhoon]

This ain't worth it. It always comes back to bite you, word to Coach Price from Washington State University

You guys will never see the promise land.

 

[Originalman]

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

Sista a lot of companies do background checks that don't mean you can't finese shyt.

Hell I worked in DoD for years and some of my boys still do. They do everything but lift your nut sack and make you cough 3 times with their background checks and yet still kats were finessing out there with their resume.

 

[Originalman]

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!

This is true as well. I told kats on here that you can get a job quicker on linkedin than on indeed cause you can network straight up with folks.

I once got an interview and job because I sent a HR director a in mail and stated all my qualifications and the req number at his company. Had a interview in 1 week and got the job 2 weeks later.

 

[Originalman]

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

Yep I know a kat who did just this as well.