Greenthumb30
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She didn't do her contracts class this semester (someone else is teaching it), which wouldn't even take much time, so there must be something going on...who knows what though. Speaking of, that university has the patience of a saint when it comes to her. First she randomly quits her old job, and no longer has a job to write next to her name, but they are willing to put up with it. Then she decides to skip teaching the class for personal reasons, her only once-a-year class, and they still are willing to put up with it. Meanwhile, for over a year, she's been using the teaching gig as a gap filler, calling herself "experienced adjunct professor" on her LinkedIn summary and listing it as her current job, but she hasn't taught there for one year and now that she's skipped this semester's class, won't be teaching for another year at least. And they are willing to put up with it.
She's a shameless fraud, taking advantage of everything and everyone however she can. Her entire LinkedIn is a pack of lies. *Lists her teaching gig as her current job when she's in the middle of at least 2 years of not teaching there. *Lists herself as in-house counsel at her old job when she has never been that. Tries to make it sound like she was in-house counsel by saying she "advised management on securities regulation and regulatory compliance" and not even mentioning that her job was investigating fraud. *Says she "advised companies on corporate governance and compliance matters" as a 19 year old intern. I'm sure she has coworkers on her LinkedIn, how is she not embarrassed to write this tit?
She's a shameless fraud, taking advantage of everything and everyone however she can. Her entire LinkedIn is a pack of lies. *Lists her teaching gig as her current job when she's in the middle of at least 2 years of not teaching there. *Lists herself as in-house counsel at her old job when she has never been that. Tries to make it sound like she was in-house counsel by saying she "advised management on securities regulation and regulatory compliance" and not even mentioning that her job was investigating fraud. *Says she "advised companies on corporate governance and compliance matters" as a 19 year old intern. I'm sure she has coworkers on her LinkedIn, how is she not embarrassed to write this tit?