Vahid Manian, a board director of SSD supplier STEC, has been sacked by employer Broadcom after it was found that he may have conjured academic qualifications out of thin air. STEC's website lists him as a senior VP of Broadcom. That corporation has him listed as a senior VP of global manufacturing operations. The site's …
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Posted Friday 5th December 2008 14:44 GMT
I have seen that happen to an old R&D Manager who I used to work for. He talked of a whole string of qualifications.
When the company floated, the first time his details were published in the company report, there was a strange blank after his name where ALL of his "qualifications" were missing.
I expect this is quite common.
Posted Friday 5th December 2008 14:44 GMT
He can do his job, and do it well by all accounts. He's been doing it for a while and has the experience, but they're sacking him because he doesn't have the correct letters after his name?
Posted Friday 5th December 2008 19:47 GMT
they're sacking him because he doesn't have the correct letters after his name?
Or i it because he lied ??
Posted Monday 8th December 2008 21:19 GMT
If this happened in the UK I belive he could have been facing a criminal charge.Obtaining picuery advantage by deception or some such.Evil Bill cos he should be done as well.
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