I've been putting a BA on my resume for decades, but I don't have a degree.
this post was submitted on 30 Aug 2023
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... does that work? Because I'm halfway through a degree here, and honestly, if that 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.
Let's see here... Trans, furry, poor mental health, unmarried, jaded, has made comments about "eating the rich" that have gotten a little too real, would absolutely instruct the CIA to create Operation Glass Ceiling: a highly illegal operation designed to keep any single american from getting too wealthy, would have the CIA stage accidents involving politicians too old or who've been in office too long.
I stand a very good chance of getting elected, don't you think?
has made comments about “eating the rich” that have gotten a little too real
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