What s your stupidest experience of lying?

When I was a child, I was very naïve, and my ideas were very naïve. I thought that a little Jiujiu in my heart could hide it from adults, but now that I think about it, I feel very stupid.

When I was in first grade,The final exam of each semester will not only be taken in the school, but also a few students with particularly good academic performance will be selected from the classes of each school to participate in the lottery. (Because I started school late and had already passed a grade in the first grade, I was already very old at the time.) I remember a lot of things very clearly).

I still remember that I didn't study well in the first year and didn't get into the lottery, but in the second year I was selected for the preliminary selection. <>

At that time, I thought I had already drawn it, because the teacher also told us that I could prepare some pocket money, so I went home and asked my grandmother for ten yuan. But ten dollars is already a lot, and my pocket money when I was a child was only one a day at most. But I didn't expect to take the selection in school the next day - the pre-selection exam.

But unfortunately I was brushed off. Unfortunately, I've already spent two bucks in the small shop.

If the exam is brushed off, it is already very shameless. I shamelessly spent money that I shouldn't have spent, so I felt even more ashamed to go home. But there is no way, I still have to go home.

So I thought of a lie to make myself not so ashamed. When I got home, I told the truth about how I had been brushed off and failed to take the test. But I told the stupidest lie about spending my money - I said that I lost ten dollars, but I found eight dollars (laughing and crying manually).

Until now, I can cry stupidly at this lie. Who would believe such a false lie, and only they would feel that it was "seamless" at that time!

When I was in middle school, I rented a book from the library opened by the history teacher at the time, and I never returned it! When I met him on the street once, I pretended to be short-sighted and said I couldn't see him clearly! Damn, it's a shame to think about it now!

How much myopia is so bad that you can't see people clearly within two meters??? I can't think about it, now I'm really short-sighted, I guess it's retribution for skipping school and losing my schoolbag, and going home and saying that I put it in school. As a result, my father went with me to the school to get it.

I insisted on following my father to the school and crawling in through the window of the classroom door, of course there would be no school bag or anything like that. It was a moonlit night. Returning home, he encountered mixed doubles.

I once lied a big lie in an interview, and in retrospect, I regret it.

At that time, I was looking for a job, and by chance, I was invited to an interview with a company. I carefully prepared a series of self-introduction and answering skills, hoping to show the best in this interview.

However, when the interviewer asked me what the most rewarding project I had done recently, I didn't know how. My mind went blank and I couldn't help but feel a little nervous. "Recently, I completed an important business cooperation project, worked closely with many large companies, and successfully made a lot of profits.

I said with a letter in my own pretence.

Hearing my words, the interviewer had a look of doubt on his face. He asked me about the specifics of the project and asked me to explain it in detail. But I didn't know anything about this fake project, so I could only make it up casually, and I was very anxious.

The interviewer also seemed to notice the unnaturalness of my performance, but in the end did not find my lie.

It wasn't long before I realized my foolish behavior. I felt very guilty for this little lie, because I had a lot of good things to show in the interview. I shouldn't lie at a critical moment, it will only ruin my image.

In retrospect, I should be honest with the interviewer that I haven't been involved in any recent projects, but I've still been able to prove myself in other areas. And once the cobbled together lies are revealed, the interviewer will cast doubt on my integrity, which will have an impact on my career later in life.

From this experience, I deeply realized the importance of the word "integrity". Whether in work or life, only honesty and trustworthiness can gain the trust of others. Therefore, I am especially resolute in telling the truth in interviews, and I pay attention to "treating people with sincerity" in my dealings with people, which is not only a sign of respect for others, but also a sign of responsibility for myself.

In short, the biggest lie that came out of this interview was the big mistake I made as a newcomer to the workplace. Now, I have realized my mistakes and become more aware of the qualities and attitudes that a person must possess in order to be a good employee with a "complete personality".

<> have just graduated and want to look for broader career opportunities abroad. I applied to some foreign companies, but English has always been a difficult problem for me. In order to perform better in the interview, I told a big lie that I got an 8 in the IELTS test, but in fact I only scored 6.

My lie lighted me up at first because the interviewer seemed to believe me. They started asking me questions about my English skills and work experience, and I tried my best to do my best. During the interview, I felt that I was doing well, but I was very nervous.

Eventually, the interviewer told me that they were very happy with my performance and intended to hire me. When I heard the good news, I was very happy and relieved. But at the same time, I also felt some guilt because I lied during the interview.

I knew I couldn't let my lies be discovered. If my employer knew that I had actually only scored an IELTS score of 6, they might think I had cheated on them and cancel my job offer. Therefore, I decided to start learning and improving my English to make up for my previous lies.

I signed up for some English classes, bought some English learning materials, read some English articles, and watched some English movies. I spend a lot of time and energy every day learning and improving my English skills.

My efforts are starting to pay off. I started to feel that my English was improving, my pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary and other aspects were very much improved. In my work, I started to use English more confidently and proficiently, and my colleagues and leaders began to notice my progress.

I think these improvements have also laid a good foundation for me. Although my initial lies may have made my employer doubtful of my trust, my hard work and progress proved that I am a hardworking, hard-working person who genuinely wants to succeed in this industry.

Over the next few months, I continued to work hard to learn and improve my English skills. Eventually, I was successfully promoted to a senior position by the company and earned the respect and trust of my colleagues and leaders.