Following that post I went out for the evening. Got to the subway stop - the same subway stop where I had previously been lectured on my subway entry technique - only to discover that I had lost me Metrocard. After emptying out my entire handbag on the floor of the subway station and ensured that there was definitely no card in there, I gathered up my possessions and went over to the little booth and asked the man there to sell me a ticket. The man went on the dreaded microphone - I forgot to tell you that when the superintendents lecture you, they do it *over loudspeaker* - and explained to me that they do not sell tickets, you have to get them from the machine. Yes: I have been lectured twice in one day by New York subway officials. Yes: New York subway officials are only employed to sit in booths and lecture people over loudspeakers, and not to sell tickets. What kind of a system is this??
Later, we went to a bar called Marie's Crisis. True story.
Employee sends fake resume to the company where he works out of curiosity,
leaves the link to his real portfolio, they catch him, and now he's getting
in trouble with HR
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A company employee was curious about the staff selection process, so he
applied to an open position with a fake resume. He forgot to change the
portfolio...
7 hours ago

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