To get even a receptionist job nowadays they want you to have a bachelors degree. It’s ridiculous! A degree is just a piece of paper. I’ve met people that have MBA’s and were the dumbest people I’ve worked with.
The fact that a former MARSOC (he said Marine Special Forces, which technically isn't the correct term. The only special forces are Green Berets and the rest are special operations) person is calling into the show and asking if he can lie, is super suspicious. I highly doubt he was military and if he was, he was definitely not MARSOC. I mean who does that. A soldier of any branch, especially one that is infantry, would never call and ask if they should lie about a degree so they can get a job. Pathetic.
Agreed, that is definitely showing a lack of integrity. All branches (even Coasties and Space Force) teach some level of this and drive it so far into your brain that it becomes second nature to some.
@@MrTmenzo Right and MARSOC is the overarching command. It's like saying you were in USASOC, which is the United States Army Special Operations Command. USASOC includes Rangers, Green Berets (Special Forces), Delta, and a couple of other units.
I have a Civil Engineering degree (bachelor and masters), my first employer required that I provided transcripts to prove that I met their education requirements.
@@Hadden733 He called a national radio show asking if he should falsify a resume. Who does that?? I would ask for “proof” that he actually was in the military.
I worked at a place where they hired a guy who lied about having a degree, and it took a few months before they caught it but they did and he was fired.
@@johhnyblaze7456 they have companies that have databases to most of the accredited colleges. I had a background when I was hired.. It’s a little easier to pull off the lie when it’s an international degree
Suppose 500 people apply for a job. 200 of the 500 applicants have a degree. Are you going to look at all 500 applications, or will you narrow it down to the 200 before doing further analysis? That's the reason so many companies require a degree; it provides an easy way to narrow down a big crowd of applicants without being unacceptably arbitrary. The degree is often more of a filtering tool than an actual requirement of the job duties.
Is anyone else really surprised that someone who purports to have a special forces background would even ask a question concerning integrity? I am. I know exactly ONE person who was in the Seal Teams. One of the most upright, upstanding, no-BS people I know. He would rather chew his arm off than to do something where someone would question his integrity. My guess? This caller "embellished" his background for the call. Dave is right - lying on your job application is a sure way to get fired in most organizations. That said, some jobs require a degree, engineer for example.
Let's not hang your hat on a single person you know who has been in active service. I have a couple friends myself who have had combat roles as well and they would more likely take the "Do what you gotta do" angle over an impenetrable aura of integrity. Lying about a degree or even a background you don't have is a recipe for trouble, but being completely and 100% honest on your resume is guaranteed to lead you where your talents will subsequently be squandered. As with all things in this world, the best thing is somewhere in the middle.
I was surprised how far I had to scroll to find thos comment. We learned about this in high school. The caller started by saying "it's not illegal." It IS illegal, it's fraud.
The issue is if they ask for a copy of your diploma or transcripts later on. One of my jobs didn't initially, but a few years in, they made it a requirement for whatever reason and I had to dig up my diploma for them.
If you do plan to lie on your resume, don’t do it after giving your first name, location, desired occupation and very rare skill set (Special Forces) on the air!
I think the caller is not too smart. He think Dave would tell him to lie on TV? Even if someone agree with him, they would not do that in front of audience. The question will always have NO answer.
I think the caller was looking for an excuse about lying on his resumé. Sounded like he was very ambivalent about what to do, considering some of his friends benifited from it.
I hold an Elementary Education degree and make a living as the CMO of two different companies in the Western / Agriculture space. The degree is nothing more than a conversation piece, my skills, willingness to learn and work ethic are what get me paid!
FYI - if a job requires lying then likely the job will force you to continue to sacrifice your integrity to over compensate (more lying, overtime, stress, ect.)
If you don’t have the required degree you will not be invited in for an interview. If you are already in the company you may be considered for a promotion based on past accomplishments. NEVER lie on a resume. It won’t end well. I work for a Fortune 500 company and it seems like MBA is pretty much desired for most significant positions.
As a veteran, I don't personally find the idea of lying about a degree on a resume to be morally offensive or wrong. That being said, it does seem unnecessarily risky from a professional reputation perspective.
Hmm Dave just proved the point of the guys’ buddies that he had someone working for him for years who lied about a degree and told him after it didn’t matter so his company didn’t check. People should always have integrity, but you have to be responsible and check as an employer too.
I’m in the dental field. Each position has differing skill sets. I’ve worked with both degree holders which lean on the degree as their crutch and I’ve worked with individuals with only a high school diploma but with a great work ethic and willing to sacrifice. And you know who’s going to do their job better. I think the degree is JUST a filter to help you select the BEST candidate.
@@franksnow5165 Nobody with integrity lies on their job application or during the interview. Obviously you aren't a person with integrity. Lie on an application or in the interview when I'm hiring and not only will you be fired, I'll see how far I can prosecute, civilly and criminally.
Sadly companies used to list degree or equivalent. And I also found many companies that say they require a degree really don't just do keep the stupid defuses from applying. Just be honest and get hired for your integrity and hard work. Take advantage of that GI bill!
It’s easier to lie about previous duties about jobs and supervisors and job gaps than to lie about degrees. But if jobs aren’t being honest with you then why are you held to a higher moral standard?
What this guy doesn't realize is that companies DO check qualifications and references. If you get fired because you lied on your resume, that is going to follow you for a long time...
Employers lie all the time. Go get your money, especially if you plan on getting your degree soon. Or, you can use your experience and when you apply at your next job you don't have to mention your degree.
Depends what job you're looking at. If you're trying to be a doctor, get the degree. If you're in sales, I wouldn't care as long as you can do the work.
Thank you for your wisdom. You just prevented me from making a decision that would've made me carry guilt for the rest of my life. Appreciate the love you show.
Just because some companies didn't check doesn't mean every company doesn't check your education. Best to show them all the military experience in lieu of a degree.
@@1981lashlarue after I got my job out of college they required my transcripts and a photo of my college diploma. I wouldn’t want to get caught lying about that on an application.
A lot of jobs require a degree but you don't need it. Most jobs train you on the job without prior educational experience. I have no issue with someone lying to get a job. I haven't obtained any useful knowledge from college. It won't help me in any job what so ever. Degrees are silly for most jobs.
I have friends who lied to get their jobs. Worked for them. I was truthful in a lot of my interviews and got denied, so I lied on my next interview and got the job.. I’m not saying to lie, but sometimes being truthful and honest doesn’t help as well.
I have don't have college degree and work in corporate America and do better than most people with a degree. There is something to be said about bring value and hard work. Plus even the largest companies have removed the prerequisite of having a degree. Companies like Microsoft, Google, the big four and many others.
what good is integreity if you're starving and jobless? You get to be miserable but feel morally superior? Is that gonna feed you? Even if you get found out and got fired then at least you will then have experience to apply to the next job.
The problem is if the company finds out if you don’t have the degree, then the company has justification to fire you. DO NOT EVER LIE ON YOUR RESUME!!!!!
That's right. I worked at a company where after a few years, new management came in and they checked everyone's claimed qualifications. It does happen.
YES. You should absolutely lie on your resume, because they are lying on the job description. Also, most college degrees are useless/pointless anyway. So what's the harm in lying about it?
What is wrong with using the leadership skills learned from the Military to get a job? Requiring a degree demonstrates that you can learn, so doesn't military training. And sales does not need a degree unless if it is pharmaceutical degrees.
Idk about you but I would never work for Dave Ramsay. Talking about integrity, isn't this the same guy who pulled a gun in a meeting? He literally is the embodiment of everything you don't want in a boss
In order to walk in the door at most mid level an upper level employment you need a BA, high school diploma, drivers license. That's just to meet the minimum qualifications.
I have worked with degree holders as well as non-degree holders ( capable of doing job) and I WILL NOT WORK with someone without degree 10 / 10 times. People thinks degree is easy to get, not valuable for a job but what they fails to understand is degree holder have discipline / reputation / perseverance.. Sure I would hire someone to help em get a job ( in a favor ) but will not let em come equal to degree holder.. That's simply disrespecting the system which helped you to become a Dave Ramsey. I am surprise how can he see, that every dollar you make, there is a system that pumped the money. I cannot in no consciences think this is even a discussion.
Degrees are a stupid and pointless waste of money. If you can get a higher paying job without one just by checking a box, go for it. I would take zero moral dilemma with that.
Hahaha the only reason George said NO is because his boss is sitting next to him😆. Dude go do what you gotta do. If you know they don't verify go get dat' money😜
In my opinion if you went to boot camp and ask an integrity question…you fooled your DIs and entire chain of command. I recall one of the main points being Marines don’t lie…but it was the late 80s
I disagree with Dave on the not wanting to work somewhere that requires a degree. What about people in a specialized area? Teaching? Medicine? Engineering? These people MUST have specialized degrees and certifications.
To get even a receptionist job nowadays they want you to have a bachelors degree. It’s ridiculous! A degree is just a piece of paper. I’ve met people that have MBA’s and were the dumbest people I’ve worked with.
It's me, I'm the dumb mba 🎉
Never lied about a degree just experience. Worked out for me. You don’t have to show Corporate America you have integrity 🙄
Politicians lie all the time.😂
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Lying is a requirement for politicians. Almost all of them are corrupt. Only about 0.00001% are actually honest.
@@terriesmith2616 add 💯 more zeros then it might be a little closer to that configuration.
Politicians don't need degrees.
Come to India
See schools in villages
See crimes
See roads
The fact that a former MARSOC (he said Marine Special Forces, which technically isn't the correct term. The only special forces are Green Berets and the rest are special operations) person is calling into the show and asking if he can lie, is super suspicious. I highly doubt he was military and if he was, he was definitely not MARSOC. I mean who does that. A soldier of any branch, especially one that is infantry, would never call and ask if they should lie about a degree so they can get a job. Pathetic.
Agreed, that is definitely showing a lack of integrity. All branches (even Coasties and Space Force) teach some level of this and drive it so far into your brain that it becomes second nature to some.
Sounds like some loser who signed up for the military but quit during basic training. No wonder he can’t find a job.
buy calling in sounded like a real pos to me
According to google marine special forces are either the raiders or force recon.
@@MrTmenzo Right and MARSOC is the overarching command. It's like saying you were in USASOC, which is the United States Army Special Operations Command. USASOC includes Rangers, Green Berets (Special Forces), Delta, and a couple of other units.
I have a Civil Engineering degree (bachelor and masters), my first employer required that I provided transcripts to prove that I met their education requirements.
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I’m same field, just the BA, but same deal. Had to provide transcripts. They actually brought up my (low) GPA. Still got the job though
@@NoisyGaunt haha GPAs .. some of the best engineers I worked with, had low GPAs.. That thing is so overrated.
That degree is different a lot of civil engineers get licensed which requires the degree by law in all states
@@gatewaysolo104 You need a degree for a P.E., In ALL States?
new to me.
Plot twist: he’s lying about being in the military
how do you know where your proof he not in the military,
@@Hadden733 it’s called a joke. I dunno he’s asking another guy if he should lie. Sounds like an idiot. Wouldn’t put it past him would you?
@@Hadden733 He called a national radio show asking if he should falsify a resume. Who does that?? I would ask for “proof” that he actually was in the military.
@@caseyporter499 cool 😎 that makes sense I stand corrected.
As a veteran I'm disappointed this guy would even consider lying where is your integrity. Use your GI bill and get the degree almost free
I am a very honest person..... i would lie to an employer to get a job in a minute, they lie to you and chop you without hesitation.
@@majorangle what???
Same, he should have know better before making the call.
ALMOST FREE YOU GET PAID
Lol your funny
I worked at a place where they hired a guy who lied about having a degree, and it took a few months before they caught it but they did and he was fired.
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That's wild how they even catch people
@@johhnyblaze7456 they have companies that have databases to most of the accredited colleges. I had a background when I was hired..
It’s a little easier to pull off the lie when it’s an international degree
He got the money lol
He lied but got the money
But he did get fired only not sued
honestly , if the person gets the job done , i don't care if he has phd , highschool diploma or kindergarten diploma , i will hire him.
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Tell that to boomer
Unfortunately. Cooperate of America usually requires a degree.
Suppose 500 people apply for a job. 200 of the 500 applicants have a degree. Are you going to look at all 500 applications, or will you narrow it down to the 200 before doing further analysis? That's the reason so many companies require a degree; it provides an easy way to narrow down a big crowd of applicants without being unacceptably arbitrary. The degree is often more of a filtering tool than an actual requirement of the job duties.
Yes, but the issue is lying. To lie about a degree isn't just dishonest, it also represents a huge lack of foresight about future consequences.
I would not be surprised if 7/8 of the management at my company did this.
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Lol
😄 haha
Is anyone else really surprised that someone who purports to have a special forces background would even ask a question concerning integrity? I am. I know exactly ONE person who was in the Seal Teams. One of the most upright, upstanding, no-BS people I know. He would rather chew his arm off than to do something where someone would question his integrity.
My guess? This caller "embellished" his background for the call.
Dave is right - lying on your job application is a sure way to get fired in most organizations. That said, some jobs require a degree, engineer for example.
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Let's not hang your hat on a single person you know who has been in active service. I have a couple friends myself who have had combat roles as well and they would more likely take the "Do what you gotta do" angle over an impenetrable aura of integrity.
Lying about a degree or even a background you don't have is a recipe for trouble, but being completely and 100% honest on your resume is guaranteed to lead you where your talents will subsequently be squandered. As with all things in this world, the best thing is somewhere in the middle.
Are you kidding, in the SF community, if you ain't cheatin', you ain't trying.
Honor is everything...and if the military tolerates dishonorable people now God help us.
a SEAL does not need to lie about anything, there is nothing that is a bigger deal
Companies often do background checks and they will often check if you have a degree. They can also sue you for all wages paid under false pretenses.
Is that true? Can they really sue you even though you worked the hours?
I was surprised how far I had to scroll to find thos comment. We learned about this in high school.
The caller started by saying "it's not illegal."
It IS illegal, it's fraud.
Can we sue them for all the bs in the job listing & interviews that turn out to be false pretenses and 'fraud.' ?
@@franksnow5165 One rule for them, another rule for us
@@username9999 lol no it's not. forging a degree is illegal.
You don't need a degree. However, having a degree opens up so many doors.
100% agree
To a degree...
The issue is if they ask for a copy of your diploma or transcripts later on. One of my jobs didn't initially, but a few years in, they made it a requirement for whatever reason and I had to dig up my diploma for them.
Don’t do it. A guy at my job did, and they found out and he was fired within a couple of weeks. Not worth the risk.
If you do plan to lie on your resume, don’t do it after giving your first name, location, desired occupation and very rare skill set (Special Forces) on the air!
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That’s what I’m saying 😅 he should lay low
@@candy2325 He is laying low, he's not special forces, made it up to stay unanimous.
Don't lie about a degree - that is something that can easily be verified with the school.
He really called into a radio station and asked if he should lie. 🤯 Hen should have called The Breakfast Club or If he wanted to hear yes.
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Envy would have said yes
Exactly 😂😂
Ángela Lee would have said no
I think the caller is not too smart. He think Dave would tell him to lie on TV? Even if someone agree with him, they would not do that in front of audience. The question will always have NO answer.
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I think the caller was looking for an excuse about lying on his resumé. Sounded like he was very ambivalent about what to do, considering some of his friends benifited from it.
I hold an Elementary Education degree and make a living as the CMO of two different companies in the Western / Agriculture space. The degree is nothing more than a conversation piece, my skills, willingness to learn and work ethic are what get me paid!
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FYI - if a job requires lying then likely the job will force you to continue to sacrifice your integrity to over compensate (more lying, overtime, stress, ect.)
If you don’t have the required degree you will not be invited in for an interview. If you are already in the company you may be considered for a promotion based on past accomplishments. NEVER lie on a resume. It won’t end well. I work for a Fortune 500 company and it seems like MBA is pretty much desired for most significant positions.
Don't lose your integrity. It's darn near impossible to gain it back.
As a veteran, I don't personally find the idea of lying about a degree on a resume to be morally offensive or wrong.
That being said, it does seem unnecessarily risky from a professional reputation perspective.
My place requests transcripts. The issue isn't whether a degree is important, it's that I won't have a liar on my staff.
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Tell that to boomers
Hmm Dave just proved the point of the guys’ buddies that he had someone working for him for years who lied about a degree and told him after it didn’t matter so his company didn’t check.
People should always have integrity, but you have to be responsible and check as an employer too.
I’m in the dental field. Each position has differing skill sets. I’ve worked with both degree holders which lean on the degree as their crutch and I’ve worked with individuals with only a high school diploma but with a great work ethic and willing to sacrifice. And you know who’s going to do their job better. I think the degree is JUST a filter to help you select the BEST candidate.
Lying about work experience is pretty doable if you're careful, but a degree is way to easy to verify these days.
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True but even Dave didn't verify that lady's masters.
@@Native722 He said that was like 25+ years ago. The internet was barely even a thing then.
They don't check
I can tell just by the conversation they had that I would not hire this caller for anything.
If you are a veteran, no reason not to get a degree because it's free of charge.
Where? How?
Be a person of integrity. Starting a career by lying on your resume is terrible idea in so many ways.
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Not able to get a career & won't able to provide for your family is way worse than that.
Do not lie to get a job.
When they find out you lied, you're gone.
If they don’t verify upon hire how would the find out unless you blabbed about to it someone at work
@@Vividlol it usually comes out within a couple of weeks.
Yeah, sez you. See Josh Fluke's video on this.
@@franksnow5165 Nobody with integrity lies on their job application or during the interview.
Obviously you aren't a person with integrity.
Lie on an application or in the interview when I'm hiring and not only will you be fired, I'll see how far I can prosecute, civilly and criminally.
@@fhuber7507 Yea it’s not worth it way too risky, but people definitely do it. I don’t think he meant for any Fortune 500 at least.
Sadly companies used to list degree or equivalent. And I also found many companies that say they require a degree really don't just do keep the stupid defuses from applying. Just be honest and get hired for your integrity and hard work. Take advantage of that GI bill!
Lying sometimes isn't unlawful or illegal
We have all lied to our kids family friends neighbours strangers bfs gfs etc
That doesn't make it right
Special forces no degree? Sounds like he may already be lying 🤥
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It’s easier to lie about previous duties about jobs and supervisors and job gaps than to lie about degrees. But if jobs aren’t being honest with you then why are you held to a higher moral standard?
Lying is becoming more common.
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Oh my god that comment about John Deloney. I about died. 🤣🤣🤣 Everyone is so funny on the Ramsey team.
You can’t lie about a degree these days. HR can find out if you are lying or not even before you step inside the company’s doors.
Educational background verification check
@@pjsaki4797 the average HR department is too lazy to put forth that amount of effort 😂. Ive seen people get away with insanely fake resumes lol
Just because you suks at lying don't assume everybody else is
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Most people don’t verify they barely check the jobs listed on your resume
What this guy doesn't realize is that companies DO check qualifications and references. If you get fired because you lied on your resume, that is going to follow you for a long time...
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No it won’t. Just go to a different company lol. Plenty of sales jobs
You won't reference the company you were just fired from when you apply to the next job. How then would the lie follow you?
His future employer watching this:
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I am ASHAMED that a member of our military would even CONSIDER such an unethical route. You need to get your act together.
Employers lie all the time. Go get your money, especially if you plan on getting your degree soon. Or, you can use your experience and when you apply at your next job you don't have to mention your degree.
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Depends what job you're looking at. If you're trying to be a doctor, get the degree. If you're in sales, I wouldn't care as long as you can do the work.
what about a job in hospitality? would you hire somebody without a food safe certificate ?
Thank you for your wisdom. You just prevented me from making a decision that would've made me carry guilt for the rest of my life. Appreciate the love you show.
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Caller, please stop using "like" so much.....this is my feedback to you for interviewing. Good luck!
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Come on! What a stupid question. People who lie about serving in the military are dishonest and unethical. Same difference.
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I wouldn't recommend to lie about a degree, lie about your work experience that's easier to lie about if you know how to
The harm in getting a degree. tens of thousands of dollars and years of my life, fool.
Just because some companies didn't check doesn't mean every company doesn't check your education. Best to show them all the military experience in lieu of a degree.
Most places I've applied to require proof of degrees such as certified copies of transcripts, diplomas.
@@1981lashlarue after I got my job out of college they required my transcripts and a photo of my college diploma. I wouldn’t want to get caught lying about that on an application.
@@BrandonMinguez Me neither. Not worth it.
A lot of jobs require a degree but you don't need it. Most jobs train you on the job without prior educational experience. I have no issue with someone lying to get a job. I haven't obtained any useful knowledge from college. It won't help me in any job what so ever. Degrees are silly for most jobs.
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I read that in banes voice.
Facts!
Corporate America is full of honesty so never lie to get in
I have friends who lied to get their jobs. Worked for them. I was truthful in a lot of my interviews and got denied, so I lied on my next interview and got the job.. I’m not saying to lie, but sometimes being truthful and honest doesn’t help as well.
Say the truth where it matters I guess no?
If companies can lie about how great they are, then job candidates can stretch the truth regarding their skills and experience.
It's easy to tell the which people have degrees and which do not.
I have don't have college degree and work in corporate America and do better than most people with a degree. There is something to be said about bring value and hard work. Plus even the largest companies have removed the prerequisite of having a degree. Companies like Microsoft, Google, the big four and many others.
what good is integreity if you're starving and jobless? You get to be miserable but feel morally superior? Is that gonna feed you? Even if you get found out and got fired then at least you will then have experience to apply to the next job.
I’d lie. Cheaters win all the time in this world
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They won't win in the next though.
They also lose all of the time and to go a step further, they are rarely ever trusted again.
@@Culperrr no
I know many cheaters who lied and copied in exams
They r all doing fine
It will show up in any background check.
The problem is if the company finds out if you don’t have the degree, then the company has justification to fire you. DO NOT EVER LIE ON YOUR RESUME!!!!!
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That's right. I worked at a company where after a few years, new management came in and they checked everyone's claimed qualifications. It does happen.
Wow I can’t believe that this guy is actually asking this sad sad sad
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Yeah dude. Lie if it’s not gonna make a difference
I can’t believe he even called with that question what did he think they would say honestly
What if they ask you to prove your degree?
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YES. You should absolutely lie on your resume, because they are lying on the job description. Also, most college degrees are useless/pointless anyway. So what's the harm in lying about it?
Totally agree!
What is wrong with using the leadership skills learned from the Military to get a job? Requiring a degree demonstrates that you can learn, so doesn't military training. And sales does not need a degree unless if it is pharmaceutical degrees.
Bc it’s the military lol
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Cause one of the first thing the business scumbags filter out is veteran. One especially doesn't want to put combat veteran on their CV.
Is this a real call? Are you serious. Actually they WILL follow up. There is this thing called TRANSCRIPTS. 🤦🏽♀️
The caller will be a great salesman since he's a great liar.
What did I just hear!?? No way.
Why would you even ask this? He should already know the answer.
I did. My company still thinks I have a law degree
@A H I used to be a surgeon too
The best place to lie…. That’s wat the job is based upon🤣
Idk about you but I would never work for Dave Ramsay. Talking about integrity, isn't this the same guy who pulled a gun in a meeting? He literally is the embodiment of everything you don't want in a boss
If you could get away with it do it
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In order to walk in the door at most mid level an upper level employment you need a BA, high school diploma, drivers license. That's just to meet the minimum qualifications.
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Not everybody think like that dave
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The answer is always
integrity is the biggest load of bs i've every heard these jobs don't care about you.
You didn't need Dave to know what the answer was. C'mon...
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Absolutely
Never compromise your integrity!
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Ruth compromised hers.
This is a joke call. No way this is real.
Sales just need be a good bullshitter
I have worked with degree holders as well as non-degree holders ( capable of doing job) and I WILL NOT WORK with someone without degree 10 / 10 times. People thinks degree is easy to get, not valuable for a job but what they fails to understand is degree holder have discipline / reputation / perseverance.. Sure I would hire someone to help em get a job ( in a favor ) but will not let em come equal to degree holder..
That's simply disrespecting the system which helped you to become a Dave Ramsey. I am surprise how can he see, that every dollar you make, there is a system that pumped the money. I cannot in no consciences think this is even a discussion.
Degrees are a stupid and pointless waste of money. If you can get a higher paying job without one just by checking a box, go for it. I would take zero moral dilemma with that.
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A big part of the special operations selection process is Integrity. SMH
Yes lie to get a job. Dont fake a degree but but lie about your experience.
I can tell that this dude is going to lie about the degree anyway. 😔
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Honor, Courage, and Commitment.
Yes
Sales...he should try recruiting...some employers ask for a degree like my company and others don't.
In Corp America, it's who you know AND if you can pass the interview, have some knowledge about 60% of the job AND talk BS in meetings. That's it.
Absolutely!!! You should lie!! I know a number of people with really good jobs & careers & salaries that they wouldn’t have if they didn’t lie
Hahaha the only reason George said NO is because his boss is sitting next to him😆. Dude go do what you gotta do. If you know they don't verify go get dat' money😜
In my opinion if you went to boot camp and ask an integrity question…you fooled your DIs and entire chain of command. I recall one of the main points being Marines don’t lie…but it was the late 80s
I disagree with Dave on the not wanting to work somewhere that requires a degree. What about people in a specialized area? Teaching? Medicine? Engineering? These people MUST have specialized degrees and certifications.
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It doesn't matter.
I think the caller was speaking of the difference in pay of job with and without a degree
i also heard they might do quantatative tightening- what will that do?
Dave said do as I say not as I do
This guy really thought he and his military buddies could con the system....
I'm all for exaggerating your resume, but that's too much.