How to get a job you're not qualified for

>Buy a few websites
>Dress them up like they're big companies
>Include different rolls in the companies for fictional people that don't exist
>Get pictures for them from thispersondoesnotexist.com
Put yourself in a high position
>Give contact info to a friend who can pretend to be a higher up and tell the recruiter that you're a hard worker and you have years of experience
>Do this for a few websites
Would this work? Is this technically illegal in the US in any way?

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bumping because I am also curious

Probably illegal yeah

Lying on your resume about work experience is not illegal as long as you don't lie on any official legal documents about college education or whatnot. But is creating a fictional company that doesn't exist illegal? I haven't found anything on this.

why do you think any of that will help you land a job you are unqualified for? what kind of role specifically are you after? you still be interviewed and will fail miserably if you don't have any actual domain knowledge for the type of position you are applying for.

I once did this to get a job dressing up as Hamburglar.

I don't know what I want to do, but every single job requires like fucking 6 years of experience to let you in so fuck that. I'm planning on working an entry level job for a few months to get the swing of it, then doing this to get a higher level job I couldn't get otherwise. If I can't bullshit through it (which I probably could) I'll just do it with a different company, EZ

>get job you're unqualified for
>can't do the job
>get fired
Great plan.

what type of job are you even talking about? how unqualified are you really? it's not really possible to do what you're suggesting as burger flipper trying to land any kind of skilled role for example. nobody really cares what your work history is....they only care if you can do the job they are hiring for. if you don't know how to spin your resume and talk up your personal experience to get around the hr "6 years previous experience" bullshit, then you're not going to know how to spin the interview either.

everything good in life is illegal

bro, have you ever had melted cheese? you can have that shit every day of the week....100% legal

most jobs are easy as fuck, you can just google what you need to do and you will be fine

World wide enterainment

Might be considered fraud, but people do it anyway

Ngmi

They could look up business entity records and domain name registry dates and potentially call you out on your bullshit.

You got the right idea OP but might be picked up by the paper trail, lots of recruiters will ask for a few months pay slips as proof

nah most of them are too lazy to do deep research

>ots of recruiters will ask for a few months pay slips as proof
What? Bullshit. Never even heard of this.
>t white collar old fag

Would definitely not pass the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act but if you are applying at some scam shithole like Theranos maybe that's exactly who they are looking for.

This. Companies don't test you on your skill level, they just hire the person with the most experience because they're lazy

Both equally based

>nobody really cares what your work history is....they only care if you can do the job they are hiring for
Ngmi lmao

i like the cut of your jib, sir!

Bro you think the WOMEN in HR are going to care about their jobs enough, let alone know how to look that shit up? I think it would be EZ as fuck to fool the epsilons that ended up working in an HR department of all places.

This

I've been in the labour force 15 years and haven't even had a reference checked once

>rolls
It’s role.
ngmi

Idk about the legality, but I have gotten my friends jobs by giving bullshit references before. They didn't even go to that much work, just said I was their boss at a company and my phone number. But I'm really really good at lying and bullshitting, I wouldn't recommend it with someone who freezes up or gets nervous

Nigga that act was passed in 1986 and addresses computer hacking. How would creating a fake business website violate this act?

Shit, I thought that looked weird. Autocorrect has ruined my ability to spell over the years

Extremely based. This sounds even easier than expected

Yeah thanks bro. I was thinking about coaching a few of my edgier friends to do it, or just paying someone on Fiverr or something if that doesn't work.

>official legal documents about college education
so if I lie about having bachelors for a job application that's illegal? Or just government documents?