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How did it turn our for her? Is that strategy working for her after college as well?

• Chronic29 12y ago
  Manipulation is a very good skill to have. I'm trying to improve on that area myself. I would not be surprised if she is at a high end, prestigious job, in any industry.
• rjsw 12y ago
  Sounds like she will do well in Management to me.
• rwmj 12y ago
  It's a classic sign of sociopathy, so at a guess she's either a CEO or in prison.
• ghshephard 12y ago
  Good question. She has a degree from Cal., so that opens doors for her. Last I checked she was VP of marketing for a chain of Valero gas stations in California. Much of her work seems to consist of negotiating large sums of money from various vendors for placing their products/refrigerators at key locations in their stores. It's astonishing what a generic-brand ice-cream vendor will pay a gas station to replace Hagen Daz with their brand of ice-cream. I've watched her at work, and really, it seems like she's mostly an excel jockey who dresses well, drives a nice vehicle and takes a lot of meetings with vendors. Honestly - It's not clear to me that she couldn't have done exactly the same thing without her degree - she got a B.S. in Conservation and Resource studies. What she's doing now seems entirely unrelated.
  • lancewiggs 12y ago
    You've pretty much identified her with this description. Did you mean to?