ARTICLE · 02 OCTOBER 2014

Howard Levitt Interviewed On Newstalk 770

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On September 22nd 2014, Howard Levitt was interviewed on Newstalk 770 to discuss the topic of lying on your resume.

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On September 22nd 2014, Howard Levitt was interviewed on Newstalk 770 to discuss the topic of lying on your resume.

This topic stems from the Financial Post article regarding the Wal-mart spokesman who was dismissed after the knowledge that he lied on his resume 20 years prior had been revealed.

Click here to listen to the interview (please forward to the 47:55 mark to listen to the beginning of the interview).

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