Life at the Top

“I didn’t graduate from a globally prestigious university. I’m from an ordinary domestic second-rank university.”

Jasper did not shy away from the question regarding his academic qualifications.

He did not think that it was something to be embarrassed about.

One’s academic qualifications could only reflect one’s learning abilities when they were young. It could not determine one’s final achievements.

This was one of the criteria set by Jasper in the recruitment processes of all of the companies under him. His companies were not allowed to use academic qualifications as a mandatory requirement for recruitment.

Ben and the woman beside him instantly burst out into laughter after Jasper spoke.

“You were right about people nowadays, Ben. The less capable they are, the more they like to boast about themselves.”

The girl beside Ben remarked.

It was as if Jasper exuded a terrible stench that would infect her if she so much as

doing anything just to get on

never dared to say that the knowledge we obtain from university isn’t important. Only some people that have never experienced studying in a top university would be shameless enough to say that the syllabus taught

Jasper while speaking. “I’m not talking about you, so don’t take it personally,” he said, feigning a

a satisfied and mocking gaze in his eyes. He did not even bother

more than a graduation certificate. Be it Swallow Capital University or Evergreen University, the school mottos of both these top universities

not waver in the slightest in the

he heard

counter him using the words from the mottos of his

no way for him

Evergreen University: Be

not mean that one’s moral

wise saying like that stood true in any given

stonily with a smirk plastered on his face.