Job search experiments

I cannot be bothered to lie on my resume. The document is not legally binding. I would not expect any amnesty from an employer if I were to be found out making false claims.

After these longs months of unemployment, or underemployment, I am considering a couple things to improve my chances of landing a job :

• A white name
• Limiting my experience and education to only a few years back - making it seem like I am fresh out of school
• Numerical figures to job experience 
• A constant work history (many consecutive years of work experience in a given field)

Below are some links that I have found about job search experiments. Should I try some out for myself? How productive will it be? 

Get A Job: The Craigslist Experiment
Are Fake Resumes Ethical for Academic Research?


Man Takes Fake "White" Name To Test Job Discrimination


Fake CVs reveal discrimination against Muslims in French job market


Companies won’t even look at resumes of the long-term unemployed

Racial Bias in Hiring Are Emily and Brendan More Employable than Lakisha and Jamal?


This woman got a lot of job offers when she pretended to be white


The Terrifying Reality of Long-Term Unemployment

It's an awful catch-22: employers won't hire you if you've been out of work for more than six months