Clarification on Fake Experience Certificates
First of all, I would like to clarify that my area of interest is limited to fake experience certificate issues only, and I have never supported fake degree/diploma certificates. This was clearly mentioned in my earlier replies.
I would like to rephrase some of your comments, "Just imagine that you are a progressive employer and offered a job to a fresher candidate. Some months later, you realized that the submitted documents were all fake."
If all the supporting documents of a candidate were fake, what does that imply? It means that he/she is fake. Therefore, our discussion should focus solely on fake experience certificates. Please refrain from bringing up other certificates in this discussion.
As an employer, I do not pay much attention to experience listed on an A4 size paper. However, I do take significant notice if a candidate submits fake Ph.D./degree/diploma certificates. As I mentioned in my earlier post, knowledge cannot be purchased from the market.
I always prioritize basic educational qualifications, valid international certifications, as well as the knowledge and skills of the candidate. Within seconds of interviewing a fresh candidate in my domain, I can assess their capabilities. I do not rely on their experience certificate to judge their potential.
In the event of a fake experience certificate issue arising, I would assess the candidate's performance history and behavior. If the candidate is a high performer with good etiquette and shows potential for reaching higher levels, I would likely dismiss this matter.
Regarding another comment you made, "Just want to know. A person who thinks about fake is always fake. There are plenty of other genuine ways to get into jobs." I mentioned in a previous reply that some of our thoughts are biased and cannot be altered.
Moving on to your second statement, I recall a situation when my father made a similar comment upon seeing beggars on the streets. I challenged him with a question, "Dad, why can't you eradicate poverty in India?" Similarly, I pose this question to you, Soja, why can't enough jobs be created in India? Why are numerous graduates still struggling to find employment in cities? Why is the government funding unemployed youths? Are they not actively seeking jobs but sitting at home? Is it because of their honest plea, "Sir/Madam, I graduated yesterday and need a job?" Or is it due to their admission, "Sir/Madam, I have been job hunting for two years without success?"
Regards,
fakexpert