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Can Anybody Help? Need All 4 Questions Answered

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Marat540 [252]3 years ago

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Answer:

1. It is ethical for her to list her job duties in great detail as she ahs still done the job in question.

2. It is unethical to embellish her job responsibilities as she includes responsibilities in her job that she has not done and has therefore lied to the job she is applying for.

3. Problems she may face is being fired for lying, made to do work that is not in her capabilities and can potentially damage the work assigned and job in general, as well as trouble by her colleagues and boss

4. She can include attributes that make her a promising individual. For example she states she can "learn on the fly" and thus can write in her resume that she is a quick learner and can adapt easily to her surroundings.

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