When you're faking experience, is it seen as a red flag if the CEO of the business you're using is employed elsewhere while running that company?

[Deleted member 136223]

It's an IT staffing company for example. The CEO of it works a normal job while running that company. Would it look sketchy to employers?

 

[wannaBProud]

go and get some experience instead of faking it damn it

 

[Deleted member 136223]

go and get some experience instead of faking it damn it

u need to fake it nowadays to compete with other ppl who are faking theirs.

 

[Amex.]

Instead of faking it just do it ngl

 

[Deleted member 136223]

Instead of faking it just do it ngl

u need experience to get experience in the current job-market, "just do it" would have worked like idk pre covid

 

[wannaBProud]

u need experience to get experience in the current job-market, "just do it" would have worked like idk pre covid

nah trainee programs

 

[wannaBProud]

u need experience to get experience in the current job-market, "just do it" would have worked like idk pre covid

this is cope fr

 

[Deleted member 136223]

nah trainee programs

where do u live? In America, for White collar jobs, "trainee" programs where they accept ppl with no exp are incredibly rare.

 

[wannaBProud]

where do u live? In America, for White collar jobs, "trainee" programs where they accept ppl with no exp are incredibly rare.

cope maxing

 

[Deleted member 136223]

cope maxing

ahh delusional little shit

 

[wannaBProud]

ahh delusional little shit

nah youre just coping im serious , PLEASE GUYS I HAVE NO EXPERIENCE PLEASEEE HELP ME