Some people wanted to do all the personal things during office hours. Consider it as their birthright such as: studying the share market and investing in the shares; writing poetry and books; making phone calls to friends; social networking on the websites; bank transactions; online purchases; watching sports; Eating breakfast in the office; going to toilet for considerable time; watching serials, news or movies; doing exercises and going for long walks; and doing gossip and talking bad about boss and other colleague’s day long; etc.
There is another category of people, by not doing anything, including none of the above, they feel very happy at the end of the day.
Some people misrepresent or create hype in their curriculum vitae (CV). Someone said that he was refining his CV. He sent me a copy of his CV to suggest improvements. He has written his designation, and below which written all the projects the company is doing or completed. It appeared that he is involved in every project and doing everything. It is deceiving people with a false CV and this is not refining a CV.
Some of the organisations also deceive, by modifying the CVs of the staff or specialists during bidding. Probably the job seekers have learnt from such companies how their CVs are inflated by their company, and become clever and are doing the same to apply for the next job.
There are some people, who donate their CV to a friend who is having similar qualifications but not having much experience. The friend changes the basic details, such as name, age, address, they submit the CV with the friend’s experiences. Sometimes they also get the job with such ‘creative’ experiences. Both friends are happy. People who try to cheat others by false claims of experience don’t keep their CV in the public domain nor share their CV with anyone else. Because they know that they could be caught.
Sometimes jobs are given due to recommendation or favour. In the sanctioning of a project, one person has done favour, so it became an obligation for the company to hire a person recommended by them. This person comes to the office, was given a nice place to sit. Regularly takes breakfast, lunch, tea, and snacks on time. He was given a computer, so he is happy using it for social media relationships. Leaves early to attend spoken English classes. He smiles a lot and is a happy person. He knows there is not much work for him to do. Still, his confidence is high because the boss is known to him and was recommended.
