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Hazarth94862yI think It's non of your business tbh. What are you going to do anyway, get her fired?
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@Hazarth she didn’t talk about contacting her friend’s managers about performance.
To OP, getting job, doing internship etc is not fully skill related. It might be her network as well. -
you won't find an answer, because it's not easy to infer. it's better not to think much about it, it'll lead you nowhere and it'll make you upset
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Yeah luck ..
They ask me for my hobbies and after I reply they look like I just lost a game of baseball in national leaque ..
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