October

From Egyptian architects with parchment scrolls with references from Pharoahs to Roman slaves with slates around their necks detailing their credentials, it's clear that Resumes have been around for some time. Probably one of the most famous of these is Leonard da Vinci, who created a stunning resume to send to his future employer, interestingly outlining what da Vinci could do for him, rather than just listing his skills. Of course if he was around now, Da Vinci would have a LinkedIn profile with video links proving his skills and craftsmanship - it was harder to evidence his work back then. But it worked: Sforza brought da Vinci to Milan, where he would stay for 17 years, doing his best work including his painting of The Last Supper.

"In a recent speech, Minister Masutha brought up what he called ""the acid test for the country 's correctional system"": ""the successful social reintegration of offenders as law-abiding citizens"". He stated that during the 2014|2015 year, 212 parolees and probationers were given ""start-up tools to enable them to open their own businesses"". The reason why such individuals would be encouraged to take an entrepreneurial route, other than a general employment problem, is clear: many South Africans balk at employing people with a criminal record. Masutha proposed beginning the discussion on a possible amendment to the Criminal Procedure Act to look at shortening the time in which a criminal record follows offenders around. He clarified that ""our focus will remain on those who committed minor, and non-violent crimes"". "

Axact CEO, Shoaib Shaikh, used Axact 's platform to lecture his audiences on how the company would transform Pakistan. How Bol, the TV channel, will cause a social revolution. Now he stands arrested � accused of fraud and acquiring wealth by deception. Axact 's premises were stuffed with blank foreign degrees, bogus authentication certificates and other documentation, all now in the hands of the FIA as evidence in the investigation into this multimillion-dollar global fraud. If Axact 's management could provide an independently audited breakdown of each unit 's finances, it could hope to claw back some credibility but that is unlikely. The consequences of Axact 's crimes are far-reaching. The Internet age has made it easier for anyone to hide behind legal loopholes. An immoral act though, will always be immoral and illegitimate in any society.