Why do I love to lie so much, and why do we lie?

Everyone will lie, the difference is in the degree of degree, many times you will feel that when you tell the truth, the other party does not believe it, and then when you tell a lie, you will believe it It should be that the other party does not look at the problem deeply enough, when you look at the problem from the essence, you will feel that in fact, a lie is a kind of deep enough to see the problem (of course, it is a white lie) There is also to satisfy your vanity, temporarily avoid some problems, or hope that you will escape the "catastrophe" in an instant, you are bullied, it is not necessarily that you are being bullied by telling the truth The main thing is that the timing of you telling the truth is not right, or you are not tactful enough, you have to say different things in the face of different people, of course, telling the truth is still very supportive, on the other hand, if you tell a lie and want not to be discovered by others, when you lie, you have to be calm enough to treat it calmly, I suggest you watch the American drama "Don't Lie to Me" It should help you, hehe.

First of all, it's important to see what motivates you to lie, and secondly, you have to look at the question of how the person you're lying to is treating someone who is cheating.

This society....It's unreliable not to lie, you have to remember your words carefully.

You may be afraid that for some individual reason, you will become a "dependent" by lying

As a job seeker, we always want to make the best impression on the employer during an interview to increase our chances of getting a position. For this, sometimes we may lie or exaggerate our abilities, but such actions often bring us bad consequences1I used to say that I had a specific skill, but in reality I wasn't familiar with it.

During interviews, sometimes we may be asked if we have a certain skill, especially in the field in which we are applying for a job. However, we may exaggerate our abilities in order to increase our chances of getting a job dismissal, which may lead to difficulties and mistakes in the actual work. 2.

I used to exaggerate what I had done in my previous job. Sometimes we may exaggerate our achievements in previous jobs in interviews, or say that we are able to do certain things in our current position, which will not only make the interviewer doubt our integrity, but also make us face more challenges in our work and have a negative impact. 3.

I used to hide some of my experiences with Chong Shihui in my previous job. During interviews, sometimes we may want to avoid talking about failures or challenges we've had in previous jobs. However, these experiences are unique experiences and lessons that we can learn from.

If we hide these experiences, it may make the interviewer wonder if we are mature enough and have difficulty accepting the challenge. Talk about sleepiness 4I used to exaggerate my grades and academic background in school.

In interviews, sometimes we may exaggerate our grades and academic background in school to improve our competitive advantage. However, doing so will make us face more challenges in our future work because we lack the necessary knowledge and skills. In conclusion, lying is a very unwise act to do during an interview.

We should work harder to prepare for interviews and be honest with ourselves and show our strength and abilities instead of cheating to get a position. In this way, we can not only get a job, but also build a more long-term career, get more opportunities and motivation to push ourselves.