You will be given tasks that you cannot handle

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You don’t need to lie, and you will pass the interview and get the job anyway. And if not? That's the catch. If you claim to be able to do something that you can't do, then you won't be able to do it. I have seen this many times. A person comes to get a job. And, instead of honestly saying that he is a beginner who can only apply for the lowest career level, or even just completed training, but is ready to apply for the entry level, he lies about non-existent experience and knowledge. Personally, I had the biggest problem with marketers.

People who had just completed some training list of ecuador whatsapp phone numbers and still knew practically nothing, could do nothing, called themselves experienced marketers and claimed the salary of an experienced specialist. In some cases, your lies will be exposed during the interview. In others, they will believe you, but after a few weeks, a month or two at most, the truth will come out anyway. You will not be able to cope with your duties, and you will be fired. Why it's bad: You will not gain experience . And there will be no one to turn to for help.

You will have a negative experience . The result is a lack of confidence in your abilities, disappointment, and possibly problems finding a new job. You will lose time . And this, as we know, is the most valuable resource, which cannot be replaced. Therefore, it is very important to think carefully about whether it is worth lying about your knowledge and experience when applying for a job. But what to do then? How to get a job? I'll tell you a little about my experience. I had just come from the army, didn't have any special knowledge or experience, but was fascinated by computers and was constantly learning new things.