>he does it for free
The most funny thing is, that if he never continued being ultra autistic about "taking down Kiwi Farms", shit like this would have never been posted in his thread.
The low quality black-and-white photos make him look even more like a creepy cryptid. It's like those 'Peter Griffin caught on trail cam' images.
My god, the eunuch has been spreading the gash since 2006, Let that settle in for you.
Wait, so does this mean he only got a BS from MIT and not from Caltech? or that he doesn't have a degree at all?
No degree from Caltech. And special student is a non-degree program so he mispresents by stating it was comp science.
i dont remember the exact name but if i remember right essentially he has a form of degenerative thing which is causing his eyes to get worse and worse until he goes blind i am pretty sure there is a post about it in this thread somewhere.
If the program included real courses, they could be used towards a future degree program (especially general education courses). But to put it on his resume that he was studying under a program he was never enrolled in is still a lie, and possibly fraud if he used it to satisfy employment requirements.
It's also misleading to put a program that you did not finish on it. Brings into question also the organization hiring someone without the credentials since it makes it seem more and more like diversity hire when you read that.
Not to give concrete cunt any credit but I’ve never once been asked to prove for my university credentials for a job.
That type of verifcation would be done by HRs without your knowledge usualyl they can just go to the school and ask for a verification. The clearing house is tied to your social.
I’ve never worked at a company with HR.
Yep and I'm fairly sure it's all automated. I know at my first office job, I got pulled out of training because my po-dunk religious school didn't verify my high school diploma. Apparently, the one person that handled transcripts/verifications was on vacation and they didn't bother having anyone around as a stand-in.
What company without an HR department requires a college degree? Maybe I've been in the matrix for too long, but that seems very unlikely to me.
That's quite interesting because I've always had to send transcripts and stupid certificates post-interview. Probably depends on the size and legitimacy of the company &/or country.
In Honeycomb you don't need to hold a degree, you just need to identify as a degree holder.
