
Originally Posted by
high_heels
Let me shed a different light to this issue.
I know people who have been using fake diplomas and TOR to get jobs from companies, and some are holding very good positions. But to tell you honestly, school records are only to validate your educational attainment. In the corporate world its all about performance.
I know some people who are far more talented, skilled and hard working than those who have college degrees. It may seem unfair to those who graduated, but that is NOT really the entire basis of why employers would want to hire you. Kanang TOR akong understanding is angayan rana sa new graduates...but if you have gained reputable work experiences, your TOR doesn't even matter.
Personally, I've been working for 10 years and I never submitted my TOR to any of those employers. I just tell them that I owe my school a huge amount of money that's why I cannot get my record. Then I let my resume speak for itself, so far I've been blessed working for local and international companies. Last full time employment I had was Managerial position for a computer firm.
I've also done recruitment for some of the companies I worked for, and I don't really look at TOR's. I focus more on the applicants talents and skills, and not primarily on his/her flat 1 grades.