Lie in the interview saying he was a frontend web developer and try to hide the fact that they didn't know JS. Wtf.

Madness. They will be found out straight away even if they get the job.

We just binned someone who claimed 4 years experience as a dev but didn’t know the difference between the different brackets that you use.

@TrevorTheRat He was found out. By me. A month later. The manager insisted in giving him a chance even when he consistently failed to do the minimum he had to do for every deadline.

@TrevorTheRat <Python dev looking around nervously> There might be some brackets I don't remember...

@TheCommoner282

So basically another evidence that a little bit of lies in your resume won't hurt.

If I didn't lie a little bit, I won't be where I am today.

Of course too much lies will get you only trouble as they will eventually find out.

I can't lie in interviews, I prefer to say that I don't know it. That have been good for me, at the end of the day I know what I know, and I know that I know more than a lot of coworker even if I don't how to explain something that the interviewer got from some cool devblog