Faking a degree??!!

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Speaking for all the people that went through college, paid for tuition, books, and studied their butts off to get that degree, it is a pretty cowardly and slimy thing to do- lying about a college degree.
 






For fun "Google" famous people or leaders that have faked resumes and educations. Some pretty powerful people. It's sad state of affairs. Beyond character flaw.

It is cheap way to represent yourself and if you ever move up you will most likely be discovered.
 












I worked at Abbott labs for years and faked the fact I had an MBA. Yeah I took a few business classes after I got my BA, but did not complete a masters program. They never verified the masters.
 






Who cares, a BA just says you are either to stupid or lazy to attain a BS. Four years of real world work experience would be of far more benefit to our society. Far to much credence is placed on the need for a college education. This job in no way shape or form benefits from having "educated" individuals. Mind you I use the term educated very loosely.
 












So true. In sports, on lucky good year doesn't make somebody a candidate to coach or manage. It's a joke many DMs promoted because of 1 good year in which they probably had very little to do with the success anyway. More success hiring my babysitter for $12/HR. At least she knows how to treat people.
 






Anonymous said:
Who cares, a BA just says you are either to stupid or lazy to attain a BS. Four years of real world work experience would be of far more benefit to our society. Far to much credence is placed on the need for a college education. This job in no way shape or form benefits from having "educated" individuals. Mind you I use the term educated very loosely.
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You certainly do use the term "educated" very loosely. Maybe it's because you used "to" instead of "too". Twice. The rest of us idiots (you know, with BAs) mastered that in 3rd grade.
 












The person may not have spelled correctly, but they were correct that most people in management surely don't act educated, nor do they treat people with the respect educated people do. Talking down to people just because you put your tongue up an RD or ABDs ass does not mean you are better educated. It certainly doesn't mean you were a better rep than others. Why is it that as soon as a rep takes a promotion, they automatically think they were a great rep. I know many DMs and RDs and only one or two were decent reps.
 






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You certainly do use the term "educated" very loosely. Maybe it's because you used "to" instead of "too". Twice. The rest of us idiots (you know, with BAs) mastered that in 3rd grade.
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You are just proving my point, you are more concerned with a forum response rendered via Google voice, than the fact that 75% of college grads got a BA. BAs offer nothing of value, other than grammar trolling, to our society. They are a waste and do deserve the respect they are given.
 












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You are just proving my point, you are more concerned with a forum response rendered via Google voice, than the fact that 75% of college grads got a BA. BAs offer nothing of value, other than grammar trolling, to our society. They are a waste and do deserve the respect they are given.
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Is "Superiority Complex 101" part of the BS curriculum?
Share your opinion on your next interview, heck, put your thoughts on your resume. Damn you're special.
 












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