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RE: [News] Damn, at least 37 companies in Singapore has problem in the hiring process (by @ace108)
wow thats pretty scary. and nobody picked it up at all until the very end??
wow thats pretty scary. and nobody picked it up at all until the very end??
Now, how many other people have scam their way through is the scary thing. And, he get caught only because one check with the university and the guy at the university made a police report.
exactly. and i know for a fact many don't check the university degree and look at your experience and ring your reference instead
Well, he turned down a job that pays $7,500. Say over the 4 years, he earns $7,000 per month. That's $96,000 per year about $100K. So, $400K in 4 years and he save the money from not going to college.