I don't think an LLM will be good at spotting fake resumes. I was trying to point out that if you use an LLM to screen for matches to the job, you can expect to find a lot of people that used ChatGPT to customize their resume to your role. As more & more people realize that using an LLM gets you passed AI resume filters, you can expect all positive resumes to be LLM output, so using an LLM as a way of identifying potential applicants will be less & less useful over time.
I was skeptical that you knew with confidence what made a resume fake, other than it being "too good to be true". Which I don't blame you for, it's an optimization.
But it also means that the perfect candidate, while probably unlikely, would be rejected.
How do you know that you didn't filter out the perfect candidate?
And did you tell the LLM what makes a resume fake?