5 Lies You Should Tell on Your Resume

Let’s be honest—your military resume probably isn’t working in the civilian world.

Not because you’re not qualified. But because your language doesn’t translate.

In this video, we break down the 5 “lies” (smart translations) every veteran should be telling on their resume. These aren't about exaggerating or faking—it’s about framing your real experience in a way civilian employers actually understand.

What you’ll learn in under 5 minutes:
– Why military resumes don’t work (and how to fix it)
– Lie #1: Your Job Title
– Lie #2: Your Company Name
– Lie #3: Your Education
– Lie #4: Your Skills
– Lie #5: You “Led” That Project
– The Real Truth About “Lying” on Your Resume

If you’ve ever been told to “just list your MOS,” you’ve been set up to fail.
This video gives you the exact strategies to get past gatekeepers, land interviews, and finally get credit for the leadership, adaptability, and problem-solving skills you already have.

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