Cheating on Resume/CV: is that ethical?

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Show HN: I built a Résumé tool that helps me apply for jobs easily (t-------y.ai) - 1 point by kaly_codes 3 hours ago

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Show HN: I built a Résumé tool that helps people land job interviews (t-------y.ai) - 9 points by kaly_codes 1 day ago

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The resume tool I built to automate job hunting just got me a $160K tech offer - 8 points by kaly_codes 8 days ago

Not ignoring the ethics, but - "interview" != "job offer", and "job offer" != "keep job".

Plus, consider the sort of co-workers, manager, and work environment you might have, at a place which doesn't bother to check.

If I gave an honest answer to this, I'd probably get kicked off of HN. Let's just say that I do not think highly of people who lie on their resumes.

You'll get fired if you get caught.

If it were ethical, it wouldn't be "cheating".