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Im off to fiddle my CV
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gilliedew
11-06-2008
Then I can get a job for 100k
Luxxy
11-06-2008
It's awful, really sends out a bad message.
ArtyAttack
11-06-2008
Originally Posted by Luxxy:
“It's awful, really sends out a bad message. ”

I agree. Bad decision. Alex would have actually made a far better apprentice. It really looked like he had it in the bag tonight but obviously Sir Alan had already chosen his winner weeks ago.
lozza73
11-06-2008
It's clear as the series go on that he clearly wants mediocre as mediocre will fit in just right in his company. Nice guy, Lee, but a novice he clearly is. A more well-rounded (or brighter) candidate, such as Claire, would get bored working for such a company and would no doubt be hard to manage. Lee can be moulded, Claire cannot, simple as that.
doe
11-06-2008
He owned up didn't he?

Everyone tell a little fib on their CV.
Marmite Baby
11-06-2008
Remember to make as many spelling mistakes as possible.
Deanparkr
11-06-2008
Originally Posted by Marmite Baby:
“Remember to make as many spelling mistakes as possible.”

hahahaha
neomilan
11-06-2008
eye fink hii mayks a bhad impreshun doughnt you?
In Arcadia Ego
11-06-2008
I have to say it's made me feel less nervous about the many lies on my own CV.
Peter E
11-06-2008
Originally Posted by Luxxy:
“It's awful, really sends out a bad message. ”

Exactly, next year I'm going to apply The Apprentice next year claiming I've got a BA from Oxford, an MA from Cambridge and a PhD from Harvard.
pierre_gustave
11-06-2008
Originally Posted by Peter E:
“Exactly, next year I'm going to apply The Apprentice next year claiming I've got a BA from Oxford, an MA form Cambridge and a PhD from Harvard. ”

Why would you do that?
It may not help you with the tasks.
gilliedew
11-06-2008
Tasks

If I had been honest on my CV, I wouldnt have even got that far.....................
pierre_gustave
11-06-2008
Originally Posted by gilliedew:
“Tasks

If I had been honest on my CV, I wouldnt have even got that far.....................”

I am sure you have other merits that would impress
Noe Soap
11-06-2008
Originally Posted by doe:
“He owned up didn't he?

Everyone tell a little fib on their CV.”

That's alright then.
Chilli Dragon
11-06-2008
I've climbed Mount Etna and I can speak seventeen languages.

Giz a job.
gilliedew
11-06-2008
SrAlan

I've got a degree cos it took me three years of studying

Ok, I will get my coat then..............
Katenutzs
11-06-2008
So what he showed what he was made of in the tasks ... a good worker and a better leader
technoguy
11-06-2008
Originally Posted by gilliedew:
“Im off to fiddle my CV

Then I can get a job for 100k”

Where have you been. It's common knowledge that every CV is full of lies.

So fiddle your CV if you like. It won't get you a 100k job same as it didn't for LEE.

The Apprentice isn't picked from just the CV's, have you not been watching all these weeks.

The only times CV's get mentioned is if sir alan wants to take the piss out of someone to call them up on being Jewish or any of the other lies that all of them had on their CV's.
brines
11-06-2008
Originally Posted by technoguy:
“It's common knowledge that every CV is full of lies.”

That's nonsense.

There's a clear distinction between lying and talking up the truth, with the latter helping to get you noticed which is the whole point of a CV.
gilliedew
11-06-2008
There is a great deal of difference in promoting your strengths on a CV than actually lying


Anyone could say they had a qualification by just being on a course without actually doing the work just as Lee did.

It is a smack in the teeth to all those who completed the course by sheer hard work.

Since when does cheating and lying ever be a recommendation to someones abilities.

Only on the Apprentice, it seems.
technoguy
11-06-2008
Originally Posted by gilliedew:
“There is a great deal of difference in promoting your strengths on a CV than actually lying


Anyone could say they had a qualification by just being on a course without actually doing the work just as Lee did.

It is a smack in the teeth to all those who completed the course by sheer hard work.

Since when does cheating and lying ever be a recommendation to someones abilities.

Only on the Apprentice, it seems.”

You are seriously saying Sir Alan picked the apprentice from just the CV's then?

As if.

LEE deserve it most, get used to the idea. Lee was so good he was never once in the entire series brought back in the board room 3 to be fired.

The most anyone bad has to say about him is one of the dates on his CV was wrong. Luckily Sir Alan can see past that and see the bigger picture.
ewoodie
11-06-2008
Originally Posted by technoguy:
“You are seriously saying Sir Alan picked the apprentice from just the CV's then?

As if.

LEE deserve it most, get used to the idea. Lee was so good he was never once in the entire series brought back in the board room 3 to be fired.

The most anyone bad has to say about him is one of the dates on his CV was wrong. Luckily Sir Alan can see past that and see the bigger picture.”

He lied. He told the interviewer he'd been at uni for 2 years. That was a lie. I just wish Alan Sugar hadn't tried to justify it.
omgwtfbbq
12-06-2008
Originally Posted by doe:
“He owned up didn't he?

Everyone tell a little fib on their CV.”

He actually didn't own up when he was asked about it; he tried to lie about it until the interviewer produced the evidence that he was lying.
apprentice_fan
12-06-2008
Originally Posted by gilliedew:
“Then I can get a job for 100k”

If you can get through the auditions, win 8 tasks, and never be in the boadroom, then go on!!!
farfromheaven
12-06-2008
Originally Posted by omgwtfbbq:
“He actually didn't own up when he was asked about it; he tried to lie about it until the interviewer produced the evidence that he was lying.”

...he calls it..." misconstrued information" unbelievable:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/arts/main...rentice211.xml
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