Altering ones rsum to make one look suitable for the position is common practice. But, sometimes rsums

Altering one’s résumé to make one look suitable for the position is common practice. But, sometimes résumés are “enhanced” to be better than in reality, and at other times, they are “stripped” of some information to make the applicant look less qualified. There are ethical implications of either practice. This vignette involves résumé stripping the following questions to serve as a basis for discussion. 

1. What are the ethical implications of this incident? What stakeholders are involved?
2. What are the arguments for and against “stripping” the résumé?

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The ethical implications of resume stripping are that the when right candidate faces this situation ... View the full answer