Wednesday, April 18, 2007
Faking, a big stupidity
An IT company recruited a candidate for a particular skill set; to be deputed in a client location in another country. The person goes through a technical tele-interview and clears it with flying colors. He is given an offer letter and sent to the foreign land.
The candidate goes abroad and right into the frying pan; has to start working on day one. The man fumbles. The client questions him further. He breaks down and admits that he did not have skills in that particular language/technology!
How did this happen? The man desperate for a job; fakes his resume. Taking advantage of the fact that he doesn’t have to answer technical questions face-to-face, he gets someone else to substitute for him. Of course, someone who knows the technology.
He is sent back to India.
He brings along shame - to himself, to the company that recruited him, and more importantly to the nation.
Now, if you are laughing at this, you must stop. It is not a single incident. I am told that this (bad) practice is quite prevalent. And I am also told that such incidents are reported more from one particular state in the country - Andhra Pradesh. Not too sure about that; nor can I ratify it.
Whatever the case may be, I do not understand how one can so blatantly lie.
Just imaging what impression does that leave about India.
Pic source: www.oznik.com/art/gallery/04/040521.html
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