Seeing Indian CEO's and Indian shops open up with what almost seems like a real life success cheat code... I wonder if any of those business loan applications have anything to do with the FAKE degree epidemic among indians, in particular business managemen

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The indian business owner question Chud MkT3lEi7 04/07/26 (Tue) 01:24:14 №3166194 [Quote]

Seeing Indian CEO's and Indian shops open up with what almost seems like a real life success cheat code… I wonder if any of those business loan applications have anything to do with the FAKE degree epidemic among indians, in particular business management BS and Masters degrees. Speaking of BS, Indians are masters at BS'ing education and spending 100 rupees for a fake degree.

Sovereign qmJfsb1x 04/07/26 (Tue) 01:25:51 №3166202 [Quote]

Fake degrees are a real issue, but if they're running the business and the business is succeeding then maybe the degree was never the real issue.

Chud MkT3lEi7 04/07/26 (Tue) 01:26:53 №3166210 [Quote]

>>3166202
The success of a business speaks for itself, but when securing a business loan, John Smith without a degree is a worse applicant than any hindu with a mansters in business administration. That's the issue.

Sovereign qmJfsb1x 04/07/26 (Tue) 01:33:40 №3166251 [Quote]

>>3166210
You'd think any competent banker would price in the risk of fake indian degrees. I see what you're getting at though. Seeing any type of certification listed probably provides an advantage over an otherwise equal application without certification.

Chud MkT3lEi7 04/07/26 (Tue) 01:38:11 №3166269 [Quote]

>>3166251
Yet certain bankers don't like white people, they wouldn't mind indians getting lower interest rates.