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r/madlads • u/ycr007 • 15d ago
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i am not even looking for a job but i will try this out regardless
93 u/PsyOpBunnyHop 15d ago Be sure to include education and experience that you don't have, but just put it all in white text. If they check for them, your application passes through some filters. -4 u/Daniel0210 15d ago I mean technically that could be seen as fraud don't you think? 27 u/HEYO19191 15d ago If they really needed those qualifications, I'll get weeded out when a human reads it and realizes I don't really have those. This is just to get around the bots, which all too often weed out perfectly good candidates (as recruiters themselves admit) 4 u/toddylucas 15d ago Won't that be in the really small white job ad text that's been pasted in already? 2 u/Jertimmer 15d ago Not necessarily. An ad can ask for a degree in X. Your resume should have a degree in X from institution Y to match that.
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Be sure to include education and experience that you don't have, but just put it all in white text. If they check for them, your application passes through some filters.
-4 u/Daniel0210 15d ago I mean technically that could be seen as fraud don't you think? 27 u/HEYO19191 15d ago If they really needed those qualifications, I'll get weeded out when a human reads it and realizes I don't really have those. This is just to get around the bots, which all too often weed out perfectly good candidates (as recruiters themselves admit) 4 u/toddylucas 15d ago Won't that be in the really small white job ad text that's been pasted in already? 2 u/Jertimmer 15d ago Not necessarily. An ad can ask for a degree in X. Your resume should have a degree in X from institution Y to match that.
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I mean technically that could be seen as fraud don't you think?
27 u/HEYO19191 15d ago If they really needed those qualifications, I'll get weeded out when a human reads it and realizes I don't really have those. This is just to get around the bots, which all too often weed out perfectly good candidates (as recruiters themselves admit) 4 u/toddylucas 15d ago Won't that be in the really small white job ad text that's been pasted in already? 2 u/Jertimmer 15d ago Not necessarily. An ad can ask for a degree in X. Your resume should have a degree in X from institution Y to match that.
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If they really needed those qualifications, I'll get weeded out when a human reads it and realizes I don't really have those.
This is just to get around the bots, which all too often weed out perfectly good candidates (as recruiters themselves admit)
4 u/toddylucas 15d ago Won't that be in the really small white job ad text that's been pasted in already? 2 u/Jertimmer 15d ago Not necessarily. An ad can ask for a degree in X. Your resume should have a degree in X from institution Y to match that.
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Won't that be in the really small white job ad text that's been pasted in already?
2 u/Jertimmer 15d ago Not necessarily. An ad can ask for a degree in X. Your resume should have a degree in X from institution Y to match that.
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Not necessarily. An ad can ask for a degree in X. Your resume should have a degree in X from institution Y to match that.
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u/SarthakSidhant 15d ago
i am not even looking for a job but i will try this out regardless