Bare-ya-cuda
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So you declare bankruptcy to keep from having to pay your debts. You portraying yourself as a fiscal genius was all a ruse.
Student debt relief/forgiveness
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HemiHauler
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It's quite genius, homeslice. Just ask Donald John.
Bare-ya-cuda
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You don’t even know where you stand on anything other than hating trump. “Pull your boot straps up, pay your own way, declare bankruptcy”. How do you make it from day to day? Pick a stance and stick with it.
Popular Fox News host Greg Gutfeld made it clear Tuesday that he was not interested in discussing student loan debt cancellation.
Gutfeld made the comments during a discussion on the network’s juggernaut panel show “The Five,” saying that stopping plans to cancel student debt was something he would “go to war for.”
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Gutfeld made the comments during a discussion on the network’s juggernaut panel show “The Five,” saying that stopping plans to cancel student debt was something he would “go to war for.”
‘That’s Something I Would Go To War For’: Greg Gutfeld Is A Hard Pass On Canceling Student Loans
Popular Fox News host Greg Gutfeld made it clear Tuesday that he was not interested in discussing student loan debt cancellation. Gutfeld made the comments during a discussion on the network’s juggernaut panel show “The Five,” saying that stopping plans to cancel student debt was something he...
Who...the guy that never had a personal bankruptcy? Sucks to be a worm like you, eh?
Popular Fox News host Greg Gutfeld made it clear Tuesday that he was not interested in discussing student loan debt cancellation.
Gutfeld made the comments during a discussion on the network’s juggernaut panel show “The Five,” saying that stopping plans to cancel student debt was something he would “go to war for.”
‘That’s Something I Would Go To War For’: Greg Gutfeld Is A Hard Pass On Canceling Student Loans
Popular Fox News host Greg Gutfeld made it clear Tuesday that he was not interested in discussing student loan debt cancellation. Gutfeld made the comments during a discussion on the network’s juggernaut panel show “The Five,” saying that stopping plans to cancel student debt was something he...
I'd agree on an experiential level that a degree does not confer the needed knowledge but the problem is STILL THIS - when you apply for most jobs - and it requires a degree - you are NOT going to be interviewed if you don't have it, no matter how smart you are or how much knowledge you have in the field. Companies do not interview every candidate - they look over resumes and they get about 100 times too many and they toss anything that doesn't have the keywords they want.
So you do need a degree, or you don't get the interview.
I don't have a degree and have been gainfully employed for decades.
You're lucky. There are loads of careers where they simply will not hire without the credentials. Obviously, law and medicine, but science, math and engineering as well.
I have a nephew who has no degree but does well because he runs his own business - he's brilliant with computers, but could not get a computer job without the degree. He'd even written game apps for phones - so he IS smart. He has a game shop business similar to High Tides.
I've no doubt someone can be gainfully employed without a degree - I also know that if you want a specific career that requires it, you're not going to be interviewed. HR tosses your resume right away.
The only thing I know of that can substitute is military training, and even then most companies I worked for will SEND a veteran to school while he is on the job.
Tend to agree. Back in the 90's we hired a person with an MIS degree. She could not grasp simple concepts such as drag and drop and how files are stored. IIRC, she believed data was actually saved IN THE APP ITSELF.
I also began my first job alongside two engineers without a degree - they were both mostly self-taught although one was ex-military but not trained in electronics. I doubt either one knew much about physics, chemistry or calculus (or any advanced math) but both could design a circuit that could do just about anything, and they had similar skill in mechanics and designing machines.
I do think such situations are rare UNLESS someone is determined to learn. You don't acquire that kind of skill without considerable effort.
It is more difficult .. but it takes experience - which you do not get without a degree
Bare-ya-cuda
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I have never had an employer ask for verification of my degree.
Me neither, since at this point, I don't have it. Proof, that is. They just take my word for it.
PeoplesElbow
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I have, even with the same employer years later I had to supply proof for a promotion.
It isn't hard, you just get your schools department of records to send it. I think I had to pay $5 each time.
PeoplesElbow
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You don't provide the proof, you have to have your schools dept of records provide it, usually for a fee. Diplomas can be faked, I actually got a spam email where I could buy a diploma from any school for $15.
Send me that link... I've always wanted one from Hogwarts!
PeoplesElbow
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Sadly that was years ago, I'd like to have had a law degree from American University of Somoa where Saul Goodman got his from.
Me neither. And thank goodness too. My employer would be really pissed off to discover how uneducated I am, this late in the game.
black dog
Free America
So dildo you have had a personal bankruptcy, Trumps owns about 500 entity's that carry his name.
Out of those, six of his corporations have filed chapter 11 six times.
In business thats an Amazing Record.
Unlike YOU, President Trump has never filed for a personal bankruptcy.