Staffwriter, Cyber Hire Wire Ram Tej Waney has a criminal record. Even the SBA, with the FBI at their right hand, does not fingerprint loan applicants, allegedly, because it may be too intrusive, and the result is our government gives away your money to ex-felons while claiming not to want to offend their sensibilities. Enterprise has far fewer tools at their disposal to uncover criminals than the SBA, but even the most primitive of employment screening programs would have exposed those ex-felons applying to the SBA danger everywhere when you deal with strangers. The lesson here is that there is danger everywhere when you deal with strangers. In the SBA s case of more that 93 reported loan turndown applicants out of over 800 applicants, some experts have the temerity to suggest loaning these ex-felons our federally funded money would be in our best interest.
Some professors say prisoners test as high as very successful CEO s who run fast track growth firms.
Since the beginning of this year Xukor has processed between 50 and 100 criminal checks a day for a broad cross section of business and industry. There is hardly a day goes by, when we don t uncover dangerous wanted job applicants. So it is not surprising to hear that the SBA cannot ferret out the lying and cheating, when SBA officials report, it doesn t have the staff to conduct name checks on every SBA applicant, but that instead they spot check.