Offered a Job at TCS with a Fake Salary Certificate: Will This Affect My Employment?

XXXYYYZZZ1047
Hi,

Recently, I received an offer from Tata Consultancy Services in India, but I was mistakenly given a fake salary certificate. If I were to join TCS with this false document, it could lead to the termination of my employment.

All other details are accurate except for the issue with the salary certificate.

Thanks and Regards
XXXYYYZZZ1047
Hi,

Recently, I was offered a position at TCS in India, but unfortunately, I was given a fake salary certificate by mistake. If I were to join TCS, would it affect my employment?

Thanks & Regards
nathrao
You will really have to explain to TCS how you managed to give a fake salary certificate. Why were you keeping a false salary certificate? Does it not indicate a different bent of mind? Such "mistakes" are to be totally avoided.
sourav.rubi@gmail.com
Indulging in such unethical practices will jeopardize your career. Your employer, as well as seniors, will not be able to have faith in you. Please be careful.
Ashutosh Thakre
Yes, based on the same certificate, you negotiated your salary. This implies that you were aware the certificate was fake, yet you intentionally submitted it to them to secure favorable terms. There is not much you can do except pray that they somehow give you a chance to stay back.

Regards,
Ashutosh Thakre
Ashutosh Thakre
Yes, based on the same certificate, you negotiated your salary, which means you were aware that the certificate was fake. However, you intentionally submitted it to them to gain terms in your favor. There is not much you can do except pray that they somehow give you a chance to stay back.

Regards,
Ashutosh Thakre
XXXYYYZZZ1047
Thanks, Ashutosh Thakre. But is it possible for my ex-employer to help me with this? If they identify my fake salary certificate, what can I do? How should I react to them?
Ashutosh Thakre
There is no way to escape. The moment your ex-employer provides them with the salary statement, there is nothing that you can do. Facing TCS and telling them the truth is the only way. Maybe they will give you a second chance with a revised pay scale, or they may simply terminate you as you have breached the agreement even before it began. Also, asking the ex-employer to help is like asking him to lie, something no employer will do. To risk his reputation in the market is something no employer will tolerate.

Regards,
Ashutosh Thakre
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