Telling an employer about someone not being honest

[wh1t3bread]

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Therefore, you're left with one option......bang his wife/girlfriend/sister/mom

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I was actually thinking that this might be what his "friend" did to him which is why he wants to get him back.

[NicksDad1970]

I doubt there's a single resume out there that is totally straightforward and honest.

[RacersEdge]

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If you really want to screw him wait until he works there for a month, then tell HR that he made up stuff on his resume.

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explain why this is worse please

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explain why you need a gimmick account to post this idiotic question please. how is it not obvious that this is worse?

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Because it's a hassle/expensive for companies to fire people - and if he gets off to a good start, they may let him slide.

[Dan.]

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I doubt there's a single resume out there that is totally straightforward and honest.

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Mine was/is as I was too much of a wimp to exaggerate.

[AlexM]

Your motivations make this horrible. If you were doing it because you thought it wrong that this guy was lying, it would be acceptable. (hell, more than acceptable even)

[AlexM]

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I doubt there's a single resume out there that is totally straightforward and honest.

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Contrary to popular opinion, there are some actual honest people in this world.

[B00T]

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nice

[ddollevoet]

I am not necessarily against revenge, but basing your revenge plot on

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I know this because of what I have been told by a third friend.

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is not a good move.

[unfrgvn]

Details on how he wronged you?

[NT!]

guys, he can't hear you due to being in a special post-proof chamber we call the Ban Room