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The OP claimed that he procured a reference that attested to his "hard-workingness". It's perfectly ok to be a smart worker, and I don't disagree with your poin
by narkee 16y ago
The OP claimed that he procured a reference that attested to his "hard-workingness". It's perfectly ok to be a smart worker, and I don't disagree with your point. My point of contention is with the abuse of the reference system - what value does the reference system have if you simply ask for (and receive) character attributes you do not possess?
So basically he was admitted on traditional merit, by misleading application reviewers.
- tkahn6 16y agoYeah I guess it depends how you define "hard work". Certainly spending hours reading math books and programming is some sort of work.