If you were to run for higher office in your country, what controversial thing would the vetting process uncover about you?
If you were to run for higher office in your country, what controversial thing would the vetting process uncover about you?
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I've been putting a BA on my resume for decades, but I don't have a degree.
... does that work? Because I'm halfway through a degree here, and honestly, if that works...
If the job requires it, they'll probably check. If the job doesn't require it but the hiring manager has a bias towards college graduates (hint: they all do) then it works.
Probably depends on the field.
I'm a software developer and only my first job ever cared for my degree. My current employer actually never saw my degree/diploma or anything. I just said I had it.
Now, if you'd work at a bank/in finance or have a degree in a more regulated industry, they'll probably check.
…until someone starts to double check
I put my university, the years I attended, and my major and minor focus of study.
It's not a lie, and if pressed, I always tell the truth. It's become a non issue as my professional experience has mounted and now my resume and references speak for itself.
But, unless I'm asked directly...
Nobody needs to know I dropped out first semester of my senior year due to a crippling drug addiction. Or as I phrase it, a period in my life where I needed to tend to a family medical emergency.