Based on this statement, answer the following Lying on your rsum. One survey indicated that some 44 percent of people lie about their work history. Another survey found that 93 percent of hiring managers who found a lie on a job candidate's rsum did not hire that person. What if the person lying on a rsum was the top executive? A survey of 358 senior executives and directors at 53 publicly traded companies turned up seven instances of claims of having an academic degree they didn't actually have. Such misstatements (accidental or deliberate) cost the CEOs at Radio Shack, Herbalife, USANA Health Sciences, and MGM Mirage their jobs. Why do you think lying about your academic credentials is considered wrong? and What ethical issues does it bring up