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

[Hijo de luna]

As a former fraudster I 100% believe you, I’ve actually created fake branches of existing companies ...

If people knew how easy it is to scam people or companies they would be shocked


Easiest way to pad your resume is to look for a company that has gone out of business for example Enron and say you worked there, also another tactic is to incorporate a company , use nominal directors and list yourself as an employee with any job description you please

Any company but Enron

 

[CrimsonTider]

If true you got ballsI think most of us sell ourselves short and should be aiming much higher when applying for positions. These middle management cats are clueless. Hell with all the information at our fingertips you can literally become an expert at anything in a month. Study the job description, read relevant books, listen to blogs, kill the interview, secure the bag.

 

[null]

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.

Ok cool but he is not Indian breh.

 

[OneManGang]

Any company but Enron

Thread has me in tears

 

[Huellz Santana]

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.

That's a completely different scenario. you're an idiot if you're stealing from your company. that will land you in jail. this thread (imo) is more about finessing your way to getting a foot in the door and on the path to a career you want.​

 

[Chrishaune]

That's a completely different scenario. you're an idiot if you're stealing from your company. that will land you in jail. this thread (imo) is more about finessing your way to getting a foot in the door and on the path to a career you want.​

Nikkas can take it too far..... I'm just giving caution...

 

[Supper]

That's a completely different scenario. you're an idiot if you're stealing from your company. that will land you in jail. this thread (imo) is more about finessing your way to getting a foot in the door and on the path to a career you want.​

Yeah, committing embezzlement is in a completely different ball park than falsifying ones credentials as a job prospect, as far as the risk involved and ethics are concerned.

One is illegal and the other is simply unethical(from an employer's pov).

 

[ProfessionallyTrill]

Send me the resume template and cover letter

 

[mortuus est]

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

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

I havent even read the thread yet, but I know these nikkas on this site, and I'm sure they're going to try to clown you

only thing I will ask you for is the receipts since you said you can provide them. If the receipts are legit, let's talk business, cause I have a lot of things that I'm doing. I just can't seem to get the big money for what I do.

And I know ppl that are getting 6 figure paydays for the type of work that I do, and my stuff is on par with them. I just haven't been able to find the right connect to break in to be able to talk to the people that are handing out the real checks

 

[Turbulent]

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

Internship wouldn't have paid him as much. Starting at the same point in time, going to school (and paying tuition) and doing an internship at the same time to then get the job VS what OP did... also the experience you get from the intership vs real job will not be worth as much on paper. Again this only applies IF you can pull off the con. You end up ahead money and time wise. I don't recommend it for most people cause most people aren't built for it (which is nothing to be ashamed of). Ideally you go through life keeping it as real as you can but a lot of people get addicted to the feeling of pulling off the con which can become a drug. OP conned in the beginning and became the truth as quickly as he could to put an end to the con.

 

[LEEeveryday]

Have you actually learned the job now?

 

[DirtyMoney]

Ok cool but he is not Indian breh.

It’s easier for an immigrant to pull this off and lucky I am.

 

[DirtyMoney]

Have you actually learned the job now?

Yeah man I’m in management now. I finessed years ago at the start, now people like my old manager are stealing my work and claiming it’s theirs and presenting at conferences. MAkes me mad

 

[JordanWearinThe45]

figure get a degree to enhance something that you have experience in anyway.

Think my boy used this one to get a degree so he could teach online to other countries, shyt's been gucci for him.

Supporting Documents | Accredited Degrees | VerifiableDegree.com

got everything, transcripts/records/etc.

Dead ass??