Looks like the phony email was just the tip of the iceberg. In fact, if not for all his other shenanigans, I bet that Wall Street would have been willing to overlook the phony email if he was good at his job.
swandown said: Looks like the phony email was just the tip of the iceberg.i saw his uncensored resume this morning, but can't find it any more...the censored one has name/adress/phone # etc. edited out..
Mcringring said: A cheat and a liar trying to get a job on Wall St... what an outrage!!!1!
The real reason he was blacklisted is because he wasn't clever enough not to get caught. Had he really been worthy of working on Wall Street he would have set up phone numbers and post office boxes that were monitored by real people who would vouch for him. This is how people like Bernie Madoff succeeded for decades with his pyramid scheme. Outright lying on a resume is strictly amateur (grin).
Isn't Wall Street primarily composed of lying, scamming douchebags? I think that Mr. Chiang would fit right into the Wall Street community if he were a bit smarter and ensured he could not be caught doing things like this.
I would absolutely hate to be in his shoes now. In this day and age, all HR personnel are typing in names into Google just to see if anything juicy comes up. Such a shame..all those years wasted, even if they were spent cheating. I'm sure no company wants the bad publicity that comes with this guy.
Grizybaer said: he put fantasy football on his resume? i guess that looks better than world of warcraft
I like the 5K marathon!
tade480
Senior Member
posted: Oct. 22, 2009 @ 4:26p
t60 said: I would absolutely hate to be in his shoes now. In this day and age, all HR personnel are typing in names into Google just to see if anything juicy comes up. Such a shame..all those years wasted, even if they were spent cheating. I'm sure no company wants the bad publicity that comes with this guy.
It's also gonna suck for every other "Jeffrey Chiang" out there in the future, and there are many. Especially if they are in finance. Just a quick glance at linkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/dir/jeffrey/chiang
Gonna have to put a note on their resumes saying "No, not THAT Jeffrey Chiang" next to their names.
Grizybaer said: he put fantasy football on his resume? i guess that looks better than world of warcraft
I put Level 80 Holy Priest with full tier 8 gear on my resume. It lets recruiters know that I am a team player and willing to facilitate other members of the guild... er company.
Why does someone even include "Contributed 100% of tuition and living expenses for all 4 years of college with scholarships, loans and multiple jobs" on their resume?
qcumber98 said: xoneinax said: He could legally change his name, but stillIs the name Mike Vick taken? Yes, but fortunately the name Ron Mexico is still available.
scottxmso said: Isn't Wall Street primarily composed of lying, scamming douchebags? I think that Mr. Chiang would fit right into the Wall Street community if he were a bit smarter and ensured he could not be caught doing things like this.
Wall St folks don't like to be lied to...but once you join the party, teamwork is all about lying together!
PMonkeyDishwasher said: Yes, but fortunately the name Ron Mexico is still availableAs is Ron Jere-me
ritesh_ks
Greedy Member
posted: Oct. 22, 2009 @ 5:08p
tade480 said: Gonna have to put a note on their resumes saying "No, not THAT Jeffrey Chiang" next to their names.
ROFL This is just too awesome... ... DAMN
jumroo
Ancient Member
posted: Oct. 22, 2009 @ 5:17p
was he talking about a 5K 'mile' marathon? like NYC to SFO roundtrip? j/k . he is done for a while!!
BrlDsguise said: Grizybaer said: he put fantasy football on his resume? i guess that looks better than world of warcraft
I like the 5K marathon!
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dolllar
New Member
posted: Nov. 14, 2009 @ 12:19p
Just found this thread - one has to be stupid and lazy enough to let it happen. Though you don't have to lie on the interview to fail it. Here is a few short videos - very funny.
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