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have any anons ever set up a fake company to boost their resume? how did it go?
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Well - yes, BUT those days are mostly gone. Most automated systems, when you apply for a job, or when your resume is run, will do a tax ID check on known companies and if it isn't listed, you're fucked. I printed out business cards, I had a second cell-phone, went to trade-shows, had magazines delivered with the company name on them and all manner of shit. I stopped at hacking together a website, because I got a job. Your only real chance to do this would be to aim for a SUPER high-end job, where people don't ask too many questions, or go for a job with a bunch of fucking morons, like the CIA, who will apparently believe anybody.



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