Number One Lie That Kenyans Tell In An Interview

They say it all starts with one lie, then another to cover the first one, and by the time you are getting to the management level, you can’t tell the truth from the lie and that’s when things come crumbling down on your well-made career.

The temptation to lie in an interview in an effort to get the deal of our lives is real. Other times we conceal some truths (or lying by omission) so that we can get a better deal. In many other scenarios, people even exaggerate their accomplishments and achievements in the hope of a desirable outcome.

The need to win the admiration of the panel and probably sway their decision or justify long gaps in a CV are some of the reasons someone can be compelled to lie in an interview. You might get the role but you’ll lack the capacity to function since you are not equipped to handle the workload, the signs will start to show as the famous saying goes: the proof of the pudding is in the eating.

Watch this video to find out the number one lie that Kenyans tell in an interview.

https://youtu.be/pXbi2RX57M0