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The Pitfalls of Faking Your Resume Lying on their resume might be one of the dumbest -- and the most damaging -- things someone could do to their career. |
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A Little Lie can be a Big Mistake The temptation to lie on your resume or job application can be considerable. Why not improve your chances by claiming a degree you never earned? But all too often, lying proves to be a futile 'fix' with far worse repercussions than the truth. |
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How To Handle Losing Your Job Your first reaction to losing your job will most likely be shock, followed by anger. You might be tempted to tell your boss where he can shove his briefcase. But it's a bad idea. Keep your mouth shut and follow these seven steps to prevail during this difficult time. |
Fast Company
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Five Ways to Jump-start Your Company's Ethics Want to make a real difference in your organization? That is going to take some hard, serious work. Here's where to start. |
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Where to Draw the Line? Seemingly insignificant decisions we make every day are really tests to our personal ethics. HR employees, especially, must be constantly aware of the ethical decisions that are part of their jobs |
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Well, Honestly! Establishing ethics standards makes sense for your bottom line. |
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The Ethics Monitor Thinking of swiping that Swingline? You're not the only one, as our latest ethics survey reveals. In our second quarterly survey, we grilled 374 visitors to our Web site on the little white lies that keep the corporate accountants guessing. |
