Arbitrary promotion practice?
So I just had to ask the question: if the guy has been doing a great job, why does he have to have a degree to get promoted?
I have an undergrad and MBA, but I look at this as a pretty arbitrary nod to the education establishment.
The other question I have is this: WHY DIDN'T YOU JUST FINISH THE DEGREE?
I have an undergrad and MBA, but I look at this as a pretty arbitrary nod to the education establishment.
The other question I have is this: WHY DIDN'T YOU JUST FINISH THE DEGREE?
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- 1Posted by desimarie23 11 years, 2 months agoYeah...looks like it was just the claiming that he had a degree, while he didn't, that got him in a pinch. Maybe he figured that since he landed himself a decent job that he didn't need to finish his degree. Some people get comfortable and complacent when it comes to finishing, furthering or continuing their education.| Permalink
- 2Posted by gerstj 11 years, 2 months agoIt is not clear from the article that he had to have the degree to be promoted, rather it looks like the background investigation revealing that he didn't have a degree he claimed was the proximate reason.| Permalink
