1. March 10, 2009

    Why Public Relations Departments Need to be Vigilant About “Resume Liars”

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    From CEOs to bartenders, resumes containing lies cost employees their jobs, and embarrass employers. Delving into the psychology of a resume liar is difficult. Just because someone has lied on their resume does not mean that they lie in other aspects in their life. (Read more…)