>>1385302
pretty fucking good i'd say. if they invited to to interview that means your grades wouldn't prevent you from getting this other job anyway. really dumb/risky move.

>>1385302
maybe ask 4chan for advice first next time?

>>1385352
they didn't invite me to an interview, they sent me an email saying that they found better candidates.

yea i agree it was risky, i forgot i had applied to this job.

do you think i should email them and ask them to disregard my application? or should i go the extra step and come clean? or should i just ride it out?

>>1385302
Just tell them it's inflation

>>1385364
Lol.

I wouldn't even be that upset if they blacklisted me from their firm, I'm just worried that they might tell others

>>1385373

why would a business help out its competition by informing them of a lying candidate?

>>1385376
http://dealbreaker.com/2009/10/jeffrey-chiang-will-be-receiving-no-new-offers-of-employment/

Save bet: cancel your application

But... I know how HR works and they dont got the time to do cross checks for a frigging intern

>>1385569

Unless it's read by the same person and they remember OP.

>>1385569
i think i'll just ride it out, what's the worst that could happen?

>>1385360
definitely DO NOT puss out and come clean. you cant change course now! i say just ride it out and act like everything is normal. keep calling/emailing and asking about the job with a straight face (you are george costanza now. go with it). if they call you out on it, just do the inflation joke >>1385364
and youll all have a good laugh.

arent college transcripts pretty official looking? what did you couterfeit it? this shows resourcefulness. whenever a company's stock crashes because they got caught cheating i buy it up because it shows theyre good at bizness. bribing government officials to get big contracts etc.

>>1385584
thanks. you're right, i'm already two feet in so i better just go with it.

i submitted an unofficial transcript that had a watermark on it by reconstructing the document and editing the numbers as necessary. my doctored version looks exactly like the real deal.

what i'm most worried about is this firm telling other firms about me-- is this likey?

>>1385360
ride it out

>>1385353
fauwken burtal

>>1385586
the thing with jeffrey chiang is that he did a shitty job and spelt 'bank of america' wrong, thus insulting their intelligence.
it sounds like you did a good forge job though, so you may become a fucking legend,

http://dealbreaker.com/2009/10/jeffrey-chiang-will-be-receiving-no-new-offers-of-employment/

>>1385605
let's hope it pans out then. besides my gpa, i think i'm exactly what they're looking for. i'll post an update on /biz in the future under the alias TWSforge

>>1385586
there's a good chance that they wont even look at the transcrip, and if they did they wont remember the first one. these people may have hundreds of resumes cross their desk in any given day. keep in mind most HR departments are staffed by 90% women so theyll probably fuck up and hire you without comparing the two different transcripts. you did good anon. studying is for losers!

>>1385622
fingers crossed. i just reached out to an alumn at the place. thanks for the advice.

>>1385629
good luck anon!

hi guys I'm newfag and looking for some advice that someone may know: what is the timeline for applying for multiple jobs at the same time... ie. at what stage in the hire process can you say "jk I'm outta here off to work at the other company" without people getting mad at you?

>>1385657
Who cares if they get mad at you? Just do your best to part on good terms so as not to burn any bridges, and just say you've found employment elsewhere, thank you for the opportunity, etc.