I'll go first, I hate seeing 4 Rivers bumper stickers and I hate seeing those Pink Autonation license plate borders
https://members.f4wonline.com/wrestling-observer-newsletter/november-29-2021-observer-newsletter-survivor-series-review-njpw-vs
Dave notes they would not be able to run a live Rampage from there on Friday as the arena is already booked for a rock concert on that date - 4th of March.
Iβve worked for 3 companies, not all 8 years at same company. I just canβt find anything I think Iβm qualified for. Like Iβm stuck doing what I know Iβm good at. Just looking for advice or tips.
I am a fountain pen user/collector and am excited to announce the new Orlando Pen Show 2022! It will be held Sept 8 to 10. The first night is Thurs open to vendors and all access pass buyers. This will be meet, swap, sell evening with a pizza party afterwards. The show will run Fri and Sat. Those who book their hotel room early will be eligible for a discount on their all-access pass or if vendor on their table fee, both will have some special door prizes. One lucky vendor will win their 3-night stay free!
PASSES AND VENDOR TABLES GO ON SALE SOON -book your hotel room now to be eligible for discounts and prizes.
Location: The Florida Hotel and Conference Center at the Florida Mall. This hotel has been in the top 5 hotels in Orlando, conveniently located near all area theme parks and attractions. One side of the lobby opens into a large vibrant shopping mall. The room rate for the show is $115+tax (resort fee waived for us) free parking. The hotel will allow show rate 3 days before and 3 days after the show so you can make a pen-cation out of it for the whole family.
Book your room now
http://www.tinyurl.com/Orlando-Pen-Show-2022
or call 1-800-588-4656
I want to start this post off by saying I would never, in a million years go out of my way to start a Reddit thread about a negative experience I had with an employer - but seeing as Otter PR and its founders are committed to screwing over both their clients and employees, I see no other option. About two months ago, I left an honest review about my experiences at Otter Public Relations on GlassDoor but was shocked to have found the review removed and replaced with a plethora of fake reviews. I know when I was trying to do research on Otter, I couldn't find anything to confirm my suspicions, so my hope is that this post will help someone who maybe finds themselves in a similar position and can't trust online reviews. Purposefully removing HONEST and UNBIASED reviews from a platform like GlassDoor is (in my eyes) the most unethical thing you can do...but the lying and cheating is only the tip of the iceberg.
I'll start from the beginning. I am a young, recent college graduate who was searching for ANY job that was willing to hire me during the pandemic. Prior to graduation, my only legit professional experience came in the form of minor internships. In hindsight, was looking desperately for any job that would hire me a great strategy? No, but I was desperate because I quite literally could not afford food.
I applied to Otter after briefly browsing their website. From the outside looking in, the company looked like a fun, vibrant, young, diverse, and attractive place to work. The company was founded by Scott Bartnick and Jay Feldman, two attractive, educated young men in their late 20's who seemed to be passionate about media relations and journalism. Upon sending in my application, I heard back roughly two weeks later and booked my interview for the middle of that same month. My first red flag should have been when the director of communications, Colleen, was completely unaware of my scheduled interview with her. I was frantically emailing her, thinking I blew my shot at an interview. Meanwhile, she was out of the country.
My interview with Colleen was stale, quick, and did not seem as thorough as my past interviews. She asked if I liked PR, what I liked about it and what my skillset included. After that, I heard back from the "HR" department (they don't have one, it's run by JazzHR), who requested a follow-up interview with one of the founders and the completion of a writing assessment.
My follow-up interview was with Scott Bartnick, who has the pe
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