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Former federal employee who dresses like a reject and acts like an asshole says he can't find a job in the private sector because he is "too specialized" (www.yahoo.com)

Oh, I disagree. There are plenty of private sector jobs specializing in fraud and customer abuse. Just keep looking and you're particular skill set will be of great use working customer support for Time Warner Cable or sales at any buy-here-pay-here lot. "Fraud, waste, and abuse" is definitely a transferrable skill.

Oh, I disagree. There are plenty of private sector jobs specializing in fraud and customer abuse. Just keep looking and you're particular skill set will be of great use working customer support for Time Warner Cable or sales at any buy-here-pay-here lot. "Fraud, waste, and abuse" is definitely a transferrable skill.

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Maybe he can "learn to code" that's what they told the 50 year old coal miners that don't have many transferrable skills.

Fuck that twat.

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