What was the consequences of the business executive that lied on his resume about his accomplishments?
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You have set high expectations for your new employer. And you may be asked to show samples of your recent accomplishments and results from your last position.
Business Executives don't need to lie.
Your education, experience, qualifications, skills and training will serve you well young Jedi.
GOOD LUCK! :-)
From YODA the Jedi Master on the Internet
It all depends on what that particular person lied about, and how valued they are to the corporation. They could be fired, or nothing could happen at all. If that person is very valued (makes a lot of money for the company) then it will most likely be handled very low key. However, if a lot of people were to find out about it, and made it very clear that they know the truth, in the best interest of business ethics, that person would most likely be let go, to make an example out of them.
It depends what he lied about. If it is anything that the employer can verify (he lied about having a Master's degree, for example), he will be found out and his employment will be terminated for falsifying employment data.
Sometimes lies are not so easy to check - for example, if he states in an interview, "I opened a European sales office in my last company and within the first year we increased sales by 200%." The company may not be able to verify that information right away - but if the exec is then put in charge of opening a new sales office and growing sales, it may quickly become obvious that he hasn't a clue how to make this happen. This becomes a performance management situation for the employer - they must discipline the exec appropriately, up to and including terminating him for poor performance.
Note that for some companies, it is very difficult to admit that they have made a mistake in hiring an exec who can't cut it in the job. Execs are expensive to hire and to get rid of - many of them have buyout contracts in the event that they are terminated. Companies sometimes become complicit in the lie because they don't want their shareholders and the general public to know that they were misled.
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