RE: fake MBAs
And you know, it's not as if the military doesn't encourage and pay for officers to get college educations and advanced degrees (I have a distant cousin who became a lawyer thanks to the Navy). The opportunities were probably there for him and he chose the easy way out.
Why just the other week a friend was telling me the sad tale of a person long out of work who got a job offer from a Major Defense Contractor (no, not in Iraq). Said Contractor checked what he had placed on his resume and found out that he was 15 credit hours short of the college degree he claimed he had. So the guy went to a diploma mill, paid the money, got the paper and was hired in due course. Wish I had known about these things when I was going to grad school!
What a time to have this discussion, right before our 1.5 year old daughter attends her first con!
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