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Job Applicants Are Lying About Random Interests on Their Resumes, Study Finds
Some lied about their language proficiencies while others fibbed about doing yoga or their ability to play a musical instrument.
By MELISSA ANGELL, STAFF WRITER, INC.COM, @melissajourno
Illustration: Reagan Allen; Photo: Getty ImagesHiring By MELISSA ANGELL
Job Applicants Are Lying About Random Interests on Their Resumes, Study Finds
Some lied about their language proficiencies while others fibbed about doing yoga or their ability to play a musical instrument.
By MELISSA ANGELL
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