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If you didn’t include your school on resume would this have occurred? After 15 years really? That is annoying...
by nighthawk648 7y ago
If you didn’t include your school on resume would this have occurred?
After 15 years really? That is annoying...
- oh_sigh 7y agoIt was annoying because it felt like my employment could be terminated rightfully at any time due to no fault of my own - but I'm happy that the company forced me to deal with it. What happened was, while I had more than enough credits to graduate, I had an "incomplete" for a course in my last semester. I had dropped the course before the semester begam with the approval of my professor, but he marked me as incomplete instead of dropped, and apparently you can't get a diploma with an incomplete on your record(despite them letting me walk in graduation, and sending me a diploma a few weeks later). Thankfully I had the whole email chain(because I bulk forwarded all of my college emails to my personal gmail address) at the time between my professor, the college administrator, and myself. If I didn't have that, theoretically I would have had to go back to college for a single class to finish out my degree.
- nighthawk648 7y agoIf you did not include graduation on your application would this not have been a problem? Do you think the company would have let you continue to work while completing the course? Especially if it was like a foreign language or something?