Is it feasible to fake your degree?

[Anonymous No.24808911]

I don't want to go to college.

[Anonymous No.24808937]

>>24808911
You would have to be pretty lucky to fake your degree but now that I think of it, I was never explicitly asked for my degree.

>t. published academic author

[Anonymous No.24809000]

>>24808911
the potential employer is literally an email / phone call away from verifying your app.

[Anonymous No.24809044]

>>24808911
Are you good at scamming? At acting? If not you're out of luck

[Anonymous No.24809099]

>>24808911
how do i short OP? is there a coin that works against that?

[Anonymous No.24809141]

Guess I'm fucked. I don't want to go into debt for a meme degree. I'm also stupid so I can't go the STEM route.

[Anonymous No.24809145]

>>24808911
Here in Tacoland is totally feasible to do it. In burgerland I guess it's not.

[Anonymous No.24809199]

>didn't get a meme degree when you could still cheat
Im counting my lucky stars guys

[Anonymous No.24809260]

>>24808911
There's no shortcuts, if you want to make it you have to put in the work, most of the people here are praying for a moonshot but the guys who make it from crypto already have a decent income so can afford to put $10k+ on several coins and do their due diligence

[Anonymous No.24809563]

>>24808937
Every company I've worked for has done background checks to verify this. We've turned away candidates who went through the full gambit of interviews and was going to receive an offer but didn't have a degree.

[Anonymous No.24809585]

>>24809563
what are some other reasons you turn away candidates at the last step?

[Anonymous No.24809675]

>>24809141
what about a 2 year trade? find some shit you like and get to work

[Anonymous No.24809677]

>>24809260
>There's no shortcuts, if you want to make it you have to put in the work
Lol, okay dad.
Though, to be honest, I've only been so successful with crypto because I was literally putting in 12 hour days nearly every day researching and trading.

[Anonymous No.24809711]

Depends where u are. In Eastern Europe you can get bachelor degree for 500-600€

[Anonymous No.24809756]

>>24809585
Anything from the background check that doesn't align with what they've said in their interviews or on their resume.

[Anonymous No.24809758]

>>24809675
We have a cop program at the local community college lmao. Comfiest shit you could be in America....I have some level of morals though.

[Anonymous No.24809775]

>>24809585
>being white
>being male
>not wearing a mask
>unvaccinated
>social media check reveals any (((unapproved))) activity

[Anonymous No.24809826]

>>24808911
Fake job experience instead.

Its much easier to do. Wont trip backgrpund checks if done right. Ot also matters more than most degrees.

[Anonymous No.24809827]

>>24808911
Probably. I went to an Ivy League school and it has helped me tremendously in job searches. That said, absolutely no one has done a single thing to verify my degree.

[Anonymous No.24809853]

>>24808911
I’m the complete opposite. My degree feels fraudulent, I hardly put any effort in and I still got out with a 1st.

How do I short this

[Anonymous No.24809981]

I work for an international reinsurance company and somehow they didn't bother to verify anything on my resume, I could easily have lied about everything. That being said everyone involved with hiring me was age 60+ boomers so that might have something to do with it

[Anonymous No.24811044]

>>24808911
I dropped out with $16k of student loans but fuck it, I got luck with some shit coins and now sitting on a whale stack of TOMO.

[Anonymous No.24811118]

>>24809711
I'm intrigued. How do you get them?

[Anonymous No.24811138]

>>24808911
The problem isn't faking your degree, its a problem if you advance and when a great opportunity occurs, you can't verify anything and you actually lose advancement AND your current job when the potential employer contacts the old employer. I've actually seen this twice in my life, not pretty.

[Anonymous No.24811336]

>>24808911
Yes. You can always work a lower tier job at a tech company and learn enough transferable skills to move on somewhere else into a better role. Sales, support, qa, marketing...whatever. You need job experience, references and knowledge about various platforms. You can learn and get all that if you just work for as tech support for some software company making 35k a year. You'll be making 65k in 3 years if you work hard and focus more on improving your skillset and less about moving up in the company. Never let a boss decide your upward movement in your career.

[Anonymous No.24811536]

Most companies are too cheap for full background check. they just make sure youre not a pedo or on some watch list. dont listen to these anons. the best background check is called google. if i can't google you, i dont trust you

[Anonymous No.24811564]

>>24808911
college degree is a meme
>t. master degree in computer science

[Anonymous No.24811631]

>>24809758
why would you wanna be a cop man everyone hates you and all you do is ruin peoples lives

[Anonymous No.24811755]

>>24811631
I don't particularly want to, but it's very easy from what I've heard. Cops make a fair amount, but I wouldn't be able to watch anime while I work.

[Anonymous No.24812367]

i did it twice, i almost got caught once. only reason i think i got away with it is because i passed the technical test for my job

[Anonymous No.24812761]

>>24809145
I just identify as a minority now.

[Anonymous No.24812802]

>>24809145
In Mexico it’s cheap to go to school though

[Anonymous No.24812826]

>>24808911
ya, people do it all the time

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHTg5zzFEKE

[Anonymous No.24812843]

Yes, I have never presented my degree to anyone and I've had 5+ jobs in the field.
Although portfolio is probably more important in my industry than some paper.

[Anonymous No.24812862]

>>24809677
How much were you making?

[Anonymous No.24812917]

>>24812826
Funny how most of the people they show on this episode are brown

[Anonymous No.24813051]

Pick a college that shut down so there's no admin office for employer to call. Also fake stuff thats hard to verify like volunteer work and just say you were president of some bullshit student organization

[Anonymous No.24814037]

I lied about my degree for prestige web dev/it-consulting. OP it's not that hard since you just have to succeed once. After 2 years of experience nobody gives a fuck about your degree.

Reason I did was that I fell for the college meme and did unnecessary stuff for 5 years and never completed due to lack of purpose. I then realized that other students did it just "cause they needed by mommy/daddy or society" and not bcz they were genuinely interested in a variety of topics.
But don't be a nigger and pretend you know the job. Self-learn the minimum and fake till u make it for the rest. Worked like a charm for me.
I regretted losing those early 20's years on stupid CS shit but on the other I hand I travelled all over Europe and fucked over 30 girls from different countries.

Had I done differently, I would've taken a full time job while self-learning learn2code as fast as possible and nailing a web dev job within 6-12 months.

You don't NEED to go to college for 4-5 years just to get an entry level job unless medicine, law, accounting. Just self-learn the needed stuff and find a job. BOOM, you have the same salary as college cucks and saved a bunch of time and money that you can invest in crypto. This is my biggest lifePill to /biz. Enjoy!

[Anonymous No.24814161]

>>24814037
He said he is too dumb for coding

[Anonymous No.24815254]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFVt1KrQMrc&ab_channel=BenTeachesEnglishOverseas
I did this years ago, and taught English in China. I made like 27k yuan a month for a few years then started a business selling phone cases and chargers from China through contacts I made in Dongguan. I operate a shpidy store and still sell accessories. But I make a living doing SEO. You can get a degree pretty quickly actually. But the type is shit. Worked for me thoguh

[Anonymous No.24815276]

>>24815254
shopify*

[Anonymous No.24816445]

>>24809145
Dime como?

[Anonymous No.24816474]

>>24812802
It's oversaturated too

[Anonymous No.24816631]

I've had a few jobs where I just lied and said I had degrees in computer science/business/whatever. They hired me and I never had to prove anything to them. They mostly did background checks for criminal history shit, which I am clean from. I did have a back up plan to tell them that my degrees were from Spain in case they asked. (I speak Spanish and live in the US)

[Anonymous No.24817277]

>>24809827
Same. I would guess putting a foreign university that speaks in moon runes in your resume would work, unless they have a ching chong that actually went there, but what are the odds?

[Anonymous No.24817322]

>>24811564
Field dominated by autists, if you want to be a VP you need a solid mba from a top school

[Anonymous No.24817505]

>>24808911
Dude just register a business, say you worked there and when the background check comes through they’ll see it. It’s how I got my junior dev job with no experience

[Anonymous No.24817557]

>>24817322
>MBA
That's for midwits. Chads own the company.

[Anonymous No.24817683]

>>24817557
Chads also do all the work for 15 years while the midwits get to sip on lattes and edit a few cells on a spreadsheet. Different strokes i guess

[Anonymous No.24817839]

>>24808911
when I was in the process of applying, Goldman Sachs contacted my university to verify that I graduated and to verify my GPA... and that was 5 years after I had graduated

got the job but turns out the hours were brutal and left after a year

[Anonymous No.24819274]

>>24808911
You don't have to go to college OP

[Anonymous No.24819318]

>>24809677
yep I basically did crypto for 1/2 a year non stop full time. when there were no few tutorials on on-ramps.

You had to teach yourself to beable to do, read and secure everything.

Change addresses were a killer early on. And haveing full coin control