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How To Spot Interview Fibs
An interesting article from the Chartered Management Institute’s website reveals a checklist for the potential interviewer.
Max Eggert, an expert on selection, argues that there are many different types of lies: from White Lies – often found within a CVs ‘puff statement’ – Lies of Omission and Errors of Commission or Fact.
read moreTeacher Sold Goods Stolen By Husband
According to Wales Online, a woman made £1,000 a month on eBay selling watches, sunglasses and other goods stolen from Swansea’s Debenhams store by her husband who was a security man there.
A jury has been told that 37-year-old Mari Richards used some of the cash to fund spa treatments in Bath and trips to the Ritz hotel and shopping sprees at Harrods in London.
read moreCrook Took Daughter Shoplifting
The Courier reports that an elderly crook admitted being responsible for shoplifting offences over several months along with his 50-year-old daughter.
According to a police source, their appearance was the ‘perfect cover’ as they ‘looked like they were about to set off on a Saga holiday.’
Numbers Lying On CVs Increase
HR Magazine reports that nearly two-thirds (63%) of CVs contain lies, a rise of 15% in the past decade, according to an analysis of 3,000 CVs.
A report found 12% of candidates inflated their job titles in an attempt to climb the career ladder, replacing titles such as ‘graduate’ or ‘intern’ with ‘manager’ or ‘supervisor’.
read moreStolen Returns Sold On Ebay
A warehouse worker stole returned kitchen goods from his employer then sold them on eBay.
Mark Livesey worked in the warehouse area where returned stock and rejected fixtures and fittings were kept. He took the goods, reconditioned them and they were sold via his ex-girlfriend’s eBay account.
read moreShoplifting Gangs Target Kiddie Recruits
Children as young as 10 have been arrested for shoplifting in Glasgow stores, according to the Evening Times.
Almost 500 youngsters have been nabbed by city cops in the past year. Of those, 303 were aged between 11 and 15 and, most shockingly, six schoolchildren – aged just 10-years-old – were linked to the crimes.
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