Child_Of_God
Jesus is king of kings and lord of lords.
Nice.
I lied on my resume and now I have a interview next Monday.
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GreenGhxst
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if you can do the job, lie
its only tier 1
you'll probably be telling mfs to press the power button half the day
its only tier 1
you'll probably be telling mfs to press the power button half the day
You'll be fine. Helpdesk is slightly overrated, it's a good entry to move on very quickly. As KingTut says search up some questions and memorise.
If you get it, you'll be familiar with all the systems and AD very quickly (then next interview you can bullshyt further trust me on this lmao). AD is easy as shyt. Get your real experience and move on. Level 1/Tier 1 helpdesk shouldn't be a long-term job if we're keeping it real. Should be on level 2/tier 2 within a year.
As you keep learning you can probably can think of specializing on what you find easy or passionate about. Thats the real money.
If you get it, you'll be familiar with all the systems and AD very quickly (then next interview you can bullshyt further trust me on this lmao). AD is easy as shyt. Get your real experience and move on. Level 1/Tier 1 helpdesk shouldn't be a long-term job if we're keeping it real. Should be on level 2/tier 2 within a year.
As you keep learning you can probably can think of specializing on what you find easy or passionate about. Thats the real money.
everyone embellishes
you'll be fine with chatgpt, fiverr and dudes on youtube
you'll be fine with chatgpt, fiverr and dudes on youtube
IT is a minefield fr. So many people don't have basic IT skills or understanding in mad positions.You got this breh…
I lied on my resume to get my last job then somehow got a mid-level cybersecurity analyst position with 0 years of experience.
They get random managers who can't feel the BS to interview people too, because they're bullshytting too.
Doobie Doo
Veteran
So after 3 months of applying for help desk positions with no results I decided to lie and add 1 year of experience to my resume (all I have is my A+ cert and a home lab where I installed Virtual box and Windows Server 2019 and messed around with Active Directory and such) it worked and within a few days I got offered a interview with a small IT company where I will be assigned the role of help desk support tier 1.
The problem is I obviously have no actual help desk experience at all. I know it’s a terrible thing to lie but I was getting frustrated with being passed over due to no experience and how could I get experience when no one would hire me?
I got my first tech job 11 years ago doing the samething, LYING on my resume. Of course all I did was change all my previous customer service and data entry jobs to Tech Support jobs. I also added dates to my resume that were a year longer than I actually stayed.They did the background check on me HOWEVER I was already two weeks deep in the job when it came back janky. HR wanted proof that I was employed as long as I stated. So with my back to the wall and HR threatening to fire me if I didn't produce documents (I stalled for like a week and a half). I went online grabbed a W2 template, downloaded Adobe PDF Professional from a Torrent site. ANd modified the W-2 using info from my REAL W2 from the company and modifying the employment dates. Then I printed them out crumbled them up and copied them again at Kinkos to make it look like some old lost ass documents that got caught in the shuffle.
Submitted it to HR and was thinking I was gonna get fired. It was never mentioned again and I was at that job for 7 years. I assumed HR didn't want to waste $$ running a 2nd background check on me and just put the W2's I gave them on file for protocol. I can laugh cuz its over and done with but nikka that whole 2 weeks was just
cuz I had no money,no savings and ran out of unemployment I NEEDED that job.But best believe company policy changed after me, Background check mustg be FULLY verified before the 1st day you start. I had future cowokers delay starting cuz their background wasn't completed.
Just keep lying bro, how will they knowSo after 3 months of applying for help desk positions with no results I decided to lie and add 1 year of experience to my resume (all I have is my A+ cert and a home lab where I installed Virtual box and Windows Server 2019 and messed around with Active Directory and such) it worked and within a few days I got offered a interview with a small IT company where I will be assigned the role of help desk support tier 1.
The problem is I obviously have no actual help desk experience at all. I know it’s a terrible thing to lie but I was getting frustrated with being passed over due to no experience and how could I get experience when no one would hire me?
use your friends as your references and pry they don’t background check your job history
xXMASHERXx
Superstar
I can't agree with this but the bigger conversation is why do brehs have to lie to even get a shot at an entry level position? I don't know about other fields but man is the IT field a mess. There really needs to be a revamping of the whole industry.
mvp_status
Superstar
Just watch some YT vids on what they are asking for in the job description
Assuming this is a Tier I gig, most of what you need to know is going to be processes & procedures, which they'll teach you on the job
Assuming this is a Tier I gig, most of what you need to know is going to be processes & procedures, which they'll teach you on the job
Gritsngravy
Superstar
@Double Burger With Cheese these nikkas going to learn one day about telling the truth on resumes
You good breh, you ain't finna deal with shyt but idiots that forgot the password they JUST created @Son_Of_God 