Not really. A potential employer can easily check to see why you left your previous place of employment. If they see that you've lied, they'll find you untrustworthy and probably not hire you. Honesty is still the best policy.
In "Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry," TJ lied to his father about being helped with answers by Mrs. Logan during a test. This lie led to Mrs. Logan being accused of cheating, resulting in her being fired from her teaching job.
Either you did or you didn't. If you did get a DUI and you lie on the app you could be fired from the job if you get it.
If it was not a job that you were at for very long, you can leave it off your application or resume, but your potential employer may ask you to explain any lapse in employment. It is probably best not to omit things on applications especially since most applications nowadays make you sign saying that you did not lie by omission.
The truth. If you lie about it and say you work well on your own when you really don't, they will eventually find out, and you'll get fired. Being fired is going to be hard to explain to your next potential employer.Also, honestly: if they're going to decide whether you get the job or not based on how well you clean when not supervised, you probably don't want the job unless the answer is "extremely well, because I love cleaning; I'd do it for free."
Depending on the job. I have hydrocephalus and I've learned that it its a very physical job, i.e. construction, you probably could get fired, especially if you lie about it.
The best policy is to answer truthfully; note the cause and outcome of the arrest - conviction may pose issues for your success in obtaining some jobs. If you lie and are found out, you will be fired for lying on an application.
You lose your job. And depending on the type of job, it there could be criminal charges.
Well it depends the answer can be: >new manager >went out of buisness >fired >not good hours >not enough money >started school BUT REMEMBER NOT TO LIE!
no... do it :D
Yes. Misleading someone for the purpose of financial gain is fraud... And although it is highly unlikely that the employer would do anything about it--in practical terms, you've just made it easy for them to fire you for cause. Depends upon the job. Some jobs it is illegal and for all jobs can result to being fired or terminated from the position. Never lie on an application. You can ommit some things but explain why.
You answer truthfully. If you lie and get the job you will be fired when they find out. Many jobs also do background checks and it will come out anyway, so tell the truth.
Answer This question is impossible to answer as employers don't hold statics on how many employee's lie to them.